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Higher education word problems outlines
Sampling and Surveys AP Statistics
This lesson plan is perfect for introducing students to the different types of sampling methods. Students are tasked with helping find the mean fish size in a pond by taking different types of samples. Included are fish squares students can actually measure (cm) as well as dot plots for students to see the distribution of data from each type of sample.This pdf goes over:-Census, Population, Sample, 15-Second Sample, Judgmental Sample, SRS (simple random sample), Stratified Sample, Cluster Sample
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Math Problem Solving Worksheets - How to write a mathematical explanation (ATE)
These are worksheets that uses an acronym (ATE - Answer, Tell, Explain) to help children of all ages explain clearly how they solved a mathematical word problem.
It allows children to clearly state:
A- Answer the questions being asked
T- Tell the steps they performed to solve the problem
E- Explain why they did what they did to solve the problem
This works well in the classroom for all grades. It helps students clearly state how they solved a problem which is also helpful for upper grade s
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Geometry: Making Sense of Formulas
The concept of measurement is always a struggle with students, especially the concept of area. This is a graphic organizer that can be used as a tool for students to understand the formulas that are used for figures. This organizer is meant for students to label the parts of the figures, write the formula used for area, and an explanation in words. The students use this as a tool during activities that require them to find these measurements. Everytime the formula is used, the students need t
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Multi-Step Question Template Boxes
Do your students need an organized area to complete multi-step equations? These editable Multi-Step Equation boxes can be used to guide students through multi-step problems while keeping each step in one area. Can be used for Order of Operations, Solving Equations, Multi-step Word Problems, and more!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
Problem Solving Guide
Are you tired of students rushing through word problems? Want to make them think about the problem and how they will solve them? This guide is designed to slow students down and make them think about the problem! Complete with a list of strategies for them to choose from, and built in questions that every student should ask themselves after answering any question!
Great to use with any of my homework assignments!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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