Modular arithmetic

Instructional Strategies: Direct Instruction Procedures/Activities – AC1: Introduce Pre-assess: The students will complete a KWL activity to determine their understanding and prior knowledge of adding and subtracting fractions. The exercise should include a problem that requires the students to identify an equivalent fraction. Arouse interest in the topic by including visual aids with the problems. The…

Multiple Subject Credential Program Signature Assignment for EDEL 462 Lesson Plan Lesson Title: a. On your mark…Get set…Mental Math Madness! Grade level: a. 2nd Grade CCSS Content Standards for Mathematics Number and Operations (base ten or fractions) heading: a. NBT.5 Fluently add and subtract within 100 using strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction. Lesson objective(s): a. Students will be able to accurately use…

Lesson Plan Lesson Title: Counting Coins Grade and Subject Area: 6th-8th Comprehensive Development Course and math Content Standards (Common Core or State) Provide the standards and performance indicators to be covered by this lesson, cite the numbers and the text. If only a portion of a standard is being addressed, then only list the part or parts that are relevant. This math lesson falls under the Tennessee Mathematical domain of the number system. Standard 3. Fluently add and subtract…

Shrinking is the act of making something smaller or the state of being made smaller. It is impossible to make something or someone smaller (as in taking mass away from something to make it smaller) and still have it look like it did but smaller because of conservation of mass. Conservation of mass states that there is a set amount of matter in the universe. In other words, nothing cannot be made into something and something cannot be made into nothing. This means that in order for something to…

Question 2: Discussion For the first group of participants who cannot identify hypertension lifestyle factors and willingness to engage in self-care scores there are a total of 14 participants. The levels of central tendency consist of the mean of 5.5 which is the average score, the median of 5.5 which is the exact middle number and the mode of 7 which is the most frequent occurring score (Salkind, 2013). There was an average deviation from the sample mean of 2.35, therefore it can be said…

Data analysis offers an insight into what students know, should know, and what can be done to meet their academic needs. Students deserve an education that will provide opportunities for them to learn and grow. However each student has a unique background, strengths and weaknesses that play a significant role in educating them. When educators and parents can appropriately analyze and interpret data, they can make informed decisions that will significantly affect student-learning experiences.…

ii.) Do parents believe that the new middle school science club is worth the funds the district spent? This would be the most applicable of the following for a survey research topic. Because this topic focuses on the beliefs of parents, regarding their feelings and experience with the middle school science club, a survey can be used to assess their responses. The other three topics involve the type of research that would need to be conducted in more intensive qualitative and quantitative form,…

This study was conducted in Selale, one of the 18 zones of the Oromia regional state in Ethiopia. The research site is located between 37 and 100km Northwest of Addis Ababa. It has a high potential for rain-fed cereal and livestock production. The main food crops are barley, wheat, teff, beans and peas. Livestock is considered to be the main asset of the farming community. There are two cropping seasons in a year. The major cropping season is characterized by relatively high rainfall, starting…

Conducting a cost-benefit analysis involves a comparison of a project’s total cost and the aggregate benefits of the beneficiary population. In the aggregation process of benefits estimates, individual-level estimates – such as the sample mean or median willingness to pay WTP – are extrapolated to those population (Morrison, 2000; Bateman et al., 2006). This is a common practice, especially within choice experiments’ literature (CE) (Kopp et al., 1997; Breidert et al., 2006). The issue raised by…

Budget limitations are an issue that every department, regardless of size, must operate within. Larger departments by necessity have larger budgets but this does not always mean that they are more successful in completing their goals. The larger a budget the more patrol officers the department can put on the road. Each officer on the road must be paid their salary, trained properly, provided a vehicle capable of accomplishing their tasks, and provided the tools and equipment needed for their…