Algebra Lesson Plan on One-Step Equations using Addition or Subtraction
This is a lesson plan that will demonstrate to students how to solve one-step equations by using addition and subtraction.
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Lesson Plans for High School Math, Grades 9-12
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Beginner Algebra Lesson: Solving One-Step Equations using Multiplication or Division
This lesson is split into two parts showing students how to solve one-step equations by using either multiplication or division.
Continue ReadingSolving Equations with Variables on Both Sides of the Equation: Algebra Lesson Plan
This lesson plan will demonstrate to students how to solve multi-step equations that have variables on both sides.
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Solving Multi-Step Equations: Beginner Algebra Lesson Plan For Ninth Grade Math
This lesson plan will demonstrate to students how to solve multi-step equations.
Continue ReadingTeaching Absolute Value Equations: Algebra Lesson Plan
Demonstrate to students how to solve multi-step equations with this Algebra lesson plan.
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A Guide to Understanding Calculus Limit Problems
What is the best way to introduce the concept of limits? This article explains the concept of limits, shows the related graphs, provides examples …
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Ratios and Comparatives: A Warm Up Activity in Solving for Fuel Economy Between Cars
Warm up activities can be used to provide students with mathematical reflections to show what they know about ratios and comparisons. For high school …
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Budgeting Lesson Plan: Personal Finances
While it’s a good idea for any student to have a lesson on personal finances, it is imperitave for any student studying economics to be able to …
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Wave Motion - Physics Lesson Plan
This lesson plan explains the concept of standing waves by introducing the phenomenon of reflection of waves and the superposition principle. …
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Using Geometry to Understand Why Venus Is Both A Morning and an Evening Star
Venus has been known to be seen only just before sunrise or just after sunset. This is the reason why it is called the morning star and also the …
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