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I taught 3rd grade for three years. I taught 3 years at a school that was an out of district placement for behavioral students (ED). During this time I taught math to the middle and high school students. Since 2013, I've been back in the public school, teaching 7th grade Special Education Math as well as providing instruction as a co-teacher in an in-class support setting.
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Preview of Identifying and Naming Polynomials- Cut and Paste Chart

Identifying and Naming Polynomials- Cut and Paste Chart

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There are three small charts: The first chart shows different polynomials. At the bottom, the words monomials, binomials, trinomials, and polynomials will be cut out and the students can use their inferencing skills (“bi” meaning two) to figure out where each word should be glued. The second chart describes “Not Polynomials” and the expressions have to be glued with the correct description. The third chart is cut and paste where students identify the degree in each polynomials given.
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Experience

I taught 3rd grade for three years. I taught 3 years at a school that was an out of district placement for behavioral students (ED). During this time I taught math to the middle and high school students. Since 2013, I've been back in the public school, teaching 7th grade Special Education Math as well as providing instruction as a co-teacher in an in-class support setting.

Teaching style

I enjoy the inquiry and interactive approach however written work and tests are understandably intertwined.

My own education history

BA- Psychology/Special Education MA- Educational Psychology LDT-C