Algebraic Expressions: From algebraic expressions to language
Project Description: Research Question:
Algebraic Expressions: From algebraic expressions to language
Unit summary - This Unit is designed to help students translate a written sentence into a one/two-step, one/two variable algebraic equation. Students translate a sentence written in context into an algebraic equation involving one or more mathematical operation(s).
This project has two components:
(1)"Write what I speak", and (2) Speak what I write
Posting Project Reflection - Students will post their reflection of their learning project on the VoiceThread.
Grade level(s) 7-8 Subject area(s) Reading, Writing, Communication and Technology
Curriculum-Framing Questions
Essential Question
How do we make sense of each other’s language? {Why is communication so important?}
Unit Question
Which math symbols describes you best and why?
Content QuestionWhat math symbols stand for different word phrases? What unique math symbols should we watch for when converting from word phrase to expression writing
Module 8 Showcasing Unit Portfolios
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Algebraic Expressions: From algebraic expressions to language
Project Description:
Research Question:
Algebraic Expressions: From algebraic expressions to language
- Unit summary - This Unit is designed to help students translate a written sentence into a one/two-step, one/two variable algebraic equation. Students translate a sentence written in context into an algebraic equation involving one or more mathematical operation(s).
This project has two components:(1)"Write what I speak", and (2) Speak what I write
- Posting Project Reflection - Students will post their reflection of their learning project on the VoiceThread.
- Grade level(s) 7-8 Subject area(s) Reading, Writing, Communication and Technology
- Curriculum-Framing Questions
- Essential Question
- How do we make sense of each other’s language? {Why is communication so important?}
- Unit Question
- Which math symbols describes you best and why?
- Content QuestionWhat math symbols stand for different word phrases? What unique math symbols should we watch for when converting from word phrase to expression writing
Algebra rules