'Math word problems' presentation slideshows

UNRAAVEL a Math Problem

UNRAAVEL a Math Problem. Sure-Fire Steps to Becoming a Math Genius!. UNRAAVEL Strategy presented by Larry I. Bell. Taken from Area 6 ALTs. Fourth and Fifth Grade Problem. Sometimes it can be difficult to figure out what to do when you are faced with a word problem. Even Albert Einstein said:

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UNRAAVEL a Math Problem

UNRAAVEL a Math Problem. Sure-Fire Steps to Becoming a Math Genius!. UNRAAVEL Strategy presented by Larry I. Bell. Taken from Area 6 ALTs. Fourth and Fifth Grade Problem. Sometimes it can be difficult to figure out what to do when you are faced with a word problem. Even Albert Einstein said:

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UNRA(A)VEL a Math Problem

UNRA(A)VEL a Math Problem. Sure-Fire Steps to Becoming a Math Genius!. UNRA(A)VEL Strategy presented by Larry I. Bell. Taken from Area 6 ALTs. Fourth and Fifth Grade Problem. Sometimes it can be difficult to figure out what to do when you are faced with a word problem.

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Math Word Problems

Math Word Problems. Helpful Tips and Strategies. What are the challenges?. To know how to translate word problems into a workable mathematical equation. To know where to start and how to go about figuring out the answer.

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Math Word Problems

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Solving Math Word Problems

Solving Math Word Problems. ACC Summer Institute 2005 Fidel Rodriguez Jimmy Clark. Time and Distance Word Problems. Basic Concepts d = distance r = rate of speed t = time d = r X t r = d / t t = d / r. Process for Solving Math Word Problems.

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Math Word Problems

Math Word Problems. READ Carefully!. Read the word problem Look for key words Underline important information Decide which operation to do (multiply, add, subtract, divide) Solve!. Division Word Problems. Key words: equal groups, divide evenly, each

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Word Problems Clues

Word Problems Clues. How To Solve Math Word Problems 1. Underline the question 2. Circle the key words 3. Will you +, -, x, or ? 4. Write down the math problem (such as 56-14 =?) 5. Compute the answer 6. Be sure to label the answer for full credit 7. Check your work.

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First Day WASI Average number of incorrect answers: 7.78

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