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I would like to implement the open array strategy because as a visual person I think it'll be easy for the students to understand and visualize multiplication.

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I want to implement the multiple representations in my classroom. It can be really helpful as students try to visualize what they are learning.

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One of the strategies I would like to implement is the lattice multiplication strategy. It is hard to learn at first but after the students learn how to use it, I think it would help them solve it. All of the numbers would be there on the page.

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I would like to implement the lattice multiplication strategy, because when I learned it a couple years ago, it made a lot of sense to me as a visual learner.

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I would like to use the lattice multiplication method, because it creates an interesting new way to multiply

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I would like to use the open array method for multiplication.it looks easy to teach and do so that is what I liked the most

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I would use multiple representations as well as the partitioning strategies. I also really liked the lattice strategy for multiplication.

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I would implement Partitioning Strategies for Multiplication.

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I would like to implement the repeated subtraction strategy in my classroom. I find it helpful and I liked using that strategy in school when I learned it.

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I would like to implement the partitioning by decades or the open array! Also, I like the lattice strategy, I think it could be something fun for students to experience something different!

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I would use the model representation method to develop early understanding.

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I would like to implement the open array strategy in my classroom. I remember learning that way when I was in elementary school and I felt that it was effective and easy to understand.

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I liked the useful representations