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Sandra Martin teaches decimals with a transparency from Mathopedia. Many footballs represent the whole number. Students see one football after the decimal point divided into parts. Differences between whole numbers and decimal numbers are now easily understood.
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1. Use Mathopedia just as college students use their texts. Write anything in the book that your teacher asks you to write. Use a highlighter to mark the important steps that your teacher asks you to mark. There is space on the back of each page to make a drawing and space to work out several example problems. DO NOT WRITE ANYTHING ELSE IN YOUR BOOK. Your eyes will not focus on the key math concepts if you make other marks in the book. Only mark what your teacher asks you to mark. 2. When the teacher begins a new lesson, use Mathopedia to learn important points and math tricks. 3. Use Mathopedia as a reference at any time. Look up skills in the index or table of contents. Use your sample problems as a guide to do your homework or study for tests. 4. Use your math skill pages as a reference in the upper grades. Always use the same procedure to perform the math skills. 5. You will remember your math skills and perform well on state assessment tests by overlearning the tricks and condensed important points in Mathopedia.
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