Seventh Grade Math Teachers Group
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In my class, when we first cover slope, I tell the students that there...
Discussion post added by neiffer in Seventh Grade Math Teachers.
I can't agree more than the analogy to an airplane by Post #4. It...
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Yes. Vertical, going up, moving up, raising high,flying high,reach the...
Discussion post added by neela in Seventh Grade Math Teachers.
If I remember right, the concept of vertical and horizontal was...
Discussion post added by krishna-agrawala in Seventh Grade Math Teachers.
All spatial imagination comes to a curious student whose teacher is his...
Discussion post added by neela in Seventh Grade Math Teachers.
in response to the original question: How do I teach the students the...
Discussion post added by alekaj in Seventh Grade Math Teachers.
In reply to #2: I relate to students four different scenarios: a...
Discussion post added by akoito in Seventh Grade Math Teachers.
Can you relate it to the "rise over run" definition? When you...
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Group Info:
- Name: Seventh Grade Math Teachers
- Size: 7 members
- Formed: Nov 3, 2008
- Description: Our group is composed of math teachers.In this group we will share strategies, and discuss about current math lessons.
Group Founder:
 | mlemagne |
Group Pros:
 | hingram |
 | akoito |
 | alekaj |
