In this workshop, teachers will hone their use of manipulatives in the mathematics classroom. Coupled with visuals to represent concrete models, manipulatives serve as the catalyst to move students from concrete to representational to abstract conceptual understanding of topics, such as computations with integers and polynomial expressions, factoring polynomial expressions, applying the distributive property, and completing the square.
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In this workshop, teachers will hone their use of manipulatives in the mathematics classroom. Coupled with visuals to represent concrete models, manipulatives serve as the catalyst to move students from concrete to representational to abstract conceptual understanding of topics, such as computations with integers and polynomial expressions, factoring polynomial expressions, applying the distributive property, and completing the square.
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