In part 7 of this 9-part video series, Dr. Powell from University of Texas shows how to use algebra tiles to help teach students how to solve simple, one-step equations that involve subtraction. demonstrates how to use plates, cups, counters, or whatever is easily found around the classroom or home to teach students how to solve equations that involve multiplication.
In part 9 of this 9-part video series, Dr. Powell from University of Texas shows how to use algebra tiles to help students solve simple, one-step equations that involve multiplication.
In part 1 of this 6-part video series, Dr. Powell from University of Texas demonstrates how to use cups, plates, buttons, counters, or any homemade materials to help students solve two-step equations that include addition.
In part 3 of this 6-part video series, Dr. Powell from University of Texas shows how a teacher or parent can use algebra tiles to help students solve more complex, two-step equations that involve addition.
In part 4 of this 6-part video series, Dr. Powell from University of Texas demonstrates how to everyday materials such as cups, counters, plates, and sticky notes to help students solve more complex, two-step equations that include subtraction.
In part 6 of this 6-part video series, Dr. Powell from University of Texas demonstrates how to use algebra tiles to help students solve more complex, two-step equations.
In part 2 of this 9-part video series, Dr. Powell from University of Texas demonstrates how to use algeblocks to teach students how to solve one-step equations with addition.
Dr. Powell demonstrates how to use schemas and word attack strategies to tackle multi-step problems. She works two problems on the light board, demonstrating how to teach this concept to students.