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 18. Warming up on Individual Differences
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One of the more challenging aspects of planning a lesson is
in attempting to anticipate the problems and difficulties that
some students will have. One goal of the lesson should be to
help students avoid misconceptions. You have covered the topics
of factoring, reducing rational expressions, and multiplying
rational expressions using polynomials. you are now ready to
teach addition of rational expressions using polynomials. What
problems and difficulties do you anticipate students will have
and how will you try to prevent them?
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including general comments about today's assignment. What was
hard or confusing (or cool)? What would you like to spend extra
time on in class? Do you see how this subject fits in with the
others we have discussed?
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