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Watch a video to learn about how to use the Read and Write Toolbar

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Read & Write for Google - Everything You Need to Know

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An idea for presentation of material

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A picture vocabulary resource

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KU article on using concrete representations in Math

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KU article on using concrete representations in Math

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As a teacher moves through a concrete-to-representational-to-abstract sequence of instruction, the abstract numbers and/or symbols should be used in conjunction with the concrete materials and representational drawings. This is especially important for students with special needs since it promotes association of abstract symbols with their concrete and representational understandings.

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Record your voice or face, take a picture, upload an attachment or website, all in the same place. A great way to present multiple options for students to receive the same information!

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A Visual search engine

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All three brain networks-- no need to log in!

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This is a good place to start to look up specific strategies. You must have a goalbook account to access.

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Algebra tiles are manipulative objects of different colors or shapes that are used to represent integers and variables. They can be used to add, subtract and multiply integers (both positive and negative) and to show algebraic equations. Algebra tiles provide concrete models for concepts that students may find difficult to visualize using language only.

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Algebra tiles are manipulative objects of different colors or shapes that are used to represent integers and variables. They can be used to add, subtract and multiply integers (both positive and negative) and to show algebraic equations. Algebra tiles provide concrete models for concepts that students may find difficult to visualize using language only.