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MATH 180 Instructional Practices Inventory_Teacher (2)

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Using SAM Central with Math 180 (Digital Walkthrough)

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Using SAM Central with Math 180 (Digital Walkthrough)

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By default, Google Chrome blocks pop-ups from automatically showing up on your screen. When a pop-up is blocked, the address bar will be marked Pop-up blocked

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Teacher-Led Instruction vs. Student Software

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Teacher-Led Instruction vs. Student Software

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Planning and Teaching Using SAM Central 

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Planning and Teaching Using SAM Central 

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What are characteristics of students who struggle in math?

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What are characteristics of students who struggle in math?

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Write 2 or 3 words/phrases.

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How does what you see in the students below connect to your own experience with learners who struggle?

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How does what you see in the students below connect to your own experience with learners who struggle?

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Placement Recommendations - Math Inventory (2019)

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Placement Recommendations - Math Inventory (2019)

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