Using number disks to understand place value. How to visualize 10 more, 10 less, 1 more, 1 less. Google Doc for printing your own place value disks: Twitter: @dhabecker
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Use Mathigon to demonstrate the BEST way to teach long division. #Mathigon #LongDivision #Long #Division
Use Mathigon to demonstrate the BEST way to teach long division. #Mathigon #LongDivision #Long #Division
The best way to understand how to do long division.
The best way to understand how to do long division.
First, watch the video on division by one-digit here: Introduction: 00:06 Example 1: 00:42 Example 2: 08:43 Conclusion: 13:10
First, watch the video on division by one-digit here: Introduction: 00:06 Example 1: 00:42 Example 2: 08:43 Conclusion: 13:10
Long division. Ugh...so many people hate it, but that is only because it is rarely taught in a way that makes sense. In this video I show the easiest way ever to understand long division without even having to know your times tables!
Long division. Ugh...so many people hate it, but that is only because it is rarely taught in a way that makes sense. In this video I show the easiest way ever to understand long division without even having to know your times tables!
Using the chip model to demonstrate long division. In this video we only show the pictorial representation and do not yet connect it directly to the "official" algorithm...that would come next.
Using the chip model to demonstrate long division. In this video we only show the pictorial representation and do not yet connect it directly to the "official" algorithm...that would come next.