Helping Special Education Teachers Deliver Effective Interventions
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…many digits will these addition and subtraction problems include? Do these problems contain regrouping? Should they get them right or just “solve” them? How many problems should I give to…
…help our students tackle them in smaller chucks. I also believe that we have to teach students good strategies for solving addition facts on their own when memorization is difficult….
…complex skills. Spend time working on math facts, whether it be addition or multiplication. Then, talk about how if knowing our addition facts can also help with subtraction problems. The…
…working on computation. We begin with addition and subtraction WITHOUT regrouping. As the year progresses, we begin working on addition and subtraction with regrouping. For my students, we often…
…picture and write labels on a scrap piece of paper of the thing’s flowers need to grow then cut these labels out as well. Start by laying your soil and…
…why their answer is incorrect, and need a little additional help. In this case, they can flip over the answer key, and find a list of classmates who have already…
