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Comp 3--units

by spaull

Mar 14, 2017

Both my math and science lessons do not have to be integrated correct?? I can do energy for science and fractions for math? correct??

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What Works Yes, you can do your video lessons that way. IF, however, some math is used in the science lesson, it would be ok.

On 3/14/17, spaull wrote: > Both my math and science lessons do not have to be > integrated correct?? I can do energy for science and > fractions for math? correct?? >

Mar 14, 2017

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sherry So it is ok that I am using different units? I do teach graphing with the science lesson, but was going to use a fraction lesson instead.

If my lesson starts off as whole groups and then the students begin experimenting in small groups--which would I use???? So confused:(

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What Works Yes, you can use different units. They don't have to be related in any way.

On 3/14/17, sherry wrote: > > So it is ok that I am using different units? I do teach graphing > with the science lesson, but was going to use a fraction lesson > instead. > > If my lesson starts off as whole groups and then the students > begi...See More

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