Algebra

Graphs in Algebra1: Domain and Range with xy chart and domain boxes

Graphs in Algebra1: How to Make Sense of Domain, Range

Do your students struggle to make connections between domain, range, and other related terms when graphing linear equations? #1 – Domain and Range with Graphs in Algebra1 First, it isn’t uncommon to discover that students struggle to conceptualize domain and range with graphs in Algebra1. In addition, some students may still struggle to understand the […]

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Integer Labs: How to Provide for Special Students

Discover ways to provide success with integer operations for students with special abilities. Who are the Special Students? Do you remember your first experience with integers? It reminds me of an aerobics class I visited. Sure, the slow stretch at the beginning may be fine, but then the music, directional terms, and moves speed up!

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5 Components of Order of Operations: How to Algebra

Do your students struggle with order of operations in Algebra? Integers? Absolute Value? Squares? Cubes? Fractions? #1 – Order of Operations in Algebra 5 components of order of operations include the following mathematical components: #2 – Integers and Absolute Value Next, let’s dive deeper into the components of integers and absolute value. It is ideal

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Pre-Algebra Word Problems: How to Teach in Reverse

Are you looking for a successful way to teach word problems? Maybe you are exhausted from the countless times you have repeated instruction over the past week. You provided keywords, examples, and practice problems. Yet, students continue to appear baffled beyond words, yes, words. Keep reading to discover a different activity strategy for Pre-Algebra word

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Percent-Part-Whole: How to Successfully Teach

Struggling to teach students how to solve expressions for percent, part, and whole? Are you searching for strategies to make instruction easier and effective? Keep reading. #1 – Assess Student Math Skills Percent, part, and whole types of word problems are common challenges for students. Often, the biggest cause is secondary to student challenges converting

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Word Problems in Pre-Algebra: How to Successfully Teach

Word problems? Do you look for great strategies and resources that are easy to use and highly visual? Keep reading to discover solutions. #1 -What is a Word Problem Like in Pre-Algebra A. Word Problems Before Pre-Algebra Firstly, students may solve simple word problems with phrases that do not include variables. For example, students practice

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Autism, Math, and Homework: How to Successfully Approach

Students with high-functioning autism frequently overthink conversations, and decisions. They are often perfectionists, and may also demonstrate characteristics, anxiety, and O.C.D. Let’s discover strategies that may be used to increase success for math homework. #1 – Autism, Math, and Homework: Decompress First, let’s think about the Algebra student’s day at school. Between moving through noisy

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