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As I approach writing this blog based on my learning path in mathematics, I realize how vulnerable I feel. I can only compare it to sharing your most private secret with the world. I have been intimidated of math since I was 7 years old. I hope my math learning path will be one of growth and confidence in my ability to teach math. Only time will tell if throughout this journey my outlook on math will take on a more positive narrative.
This worksheet seems a little complicated that the instructor would need to further illustrate examples in order for the student to follow.
ReplyDeleteWe were on this for a while. The lesson was challenging but the teacher was determined to make sure that students grasped it as best possible. Thank you, Jeanette.
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ReplyDeleteI like how this worksheet could be used repeatedly as a warm up exercise for kids to explore how to compose and decompose different numbers. For instance, they'll have already gotten some familiarity with numbers 11-19 in Kindergarten, but they can be re-introduced to them in this way or introduced to larger numbers. This allows you as a teacher to both differentiate by assigning different numbers as needed and assess by seeing how comfortable the kids are with easier numbers, like 10 or 15, versus harder ones, like 23, etc.
Thank you. I agree!
DeleteHi Veronica! Thank you for sharing this worksheet! -Marlee
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome!
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