Resources for Visualizing Mathematical Concepts
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Oct 25, 2011
Does anyone have any methods that have worked besides just pounding the facts into their heads to help me get passed this hurdle so they can learn what they're actually supposed to be learning in the 5th grade?
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Brett bergeron
On 10/25/11, Gina Fabbroni wrote: > I teach 5th grade math at a private school for low-income > girls from the city. I have the hardest time with getting > them up to speed in the the basic math facts and it really > isn't what I need to be doing in my 5th grade curriculum. > > Does anyone have any methods that have worked besides...See More
PedagoNet
Start the occasional lesson with a Math Trick to captivate their attention and create interest in learning math.
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