Math without Noise
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Nashville, Tennessee, United States
About the store
CPA 4+ years
Tax Accountant 6+ years
Special Education Assistant 2 1/2 yrs
Substitute teacher
Homeschooler 4 years
Homeschool tutorial teacher 1 year
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Factoring Polynomials Bundle
This resource includes: Power Power lesson on Factoring polynomialsGuided notes that go along with the Power Point lessonWord Wall illustrating the process of choosing a method for factoringWarm-up Activity designed to lead students through the thought process involved in factoring and to help them recognize clues in the trinomial that determine the characteristics of the trinomial's factors.(NEW) Comparison of 3 Methods of factoring trinomials with leading coefficients >1 with practice probl
8th - 10th
Algebra
FACTORING POLYNOMIALS Power Point
This power point lesson takes students through the process of factoring polynomials. It is also available in a bundle with guided notes that match the power point, a word wall illustrating how to choose a method for factoring as well as a warm up guiding students through the thought process of factoring.
8th - 10th
Algebra
Also included in: Factoring Polynomials Bundle
Parts of an Algebraic Expression Presentation and Coloring Activty
This power point presentation can be used as a presentation with students following along, coloring the diagram, or as a station or independent activity using the student directions provided.
6th - 9th
Algebra, Math
Combining Integers Review
This set of guided notes and practice seeks to simplify the process of adding and subtracting integers by thinking of the process as "combining integers" instead. Students like this way of adding and subtracting integers and it translates well to solving equations later when it's important to keep the sign with each term.
6th - 9th
Algebra, Math
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About the store
Experience
CPA 4+ years
Tax Accountant 6+ years
Special Education Assistant 2 1/2 yrs
Substitute teacher
Homeschooler 4 years
Homeschool tutorial teacher 1 year
Teaching style
I'm not a certified teacher. But as a special education assistant and a parent of a child with autism, over the years I have helped my son's teacher to create materials that are streamlined to reduce distractions. While some cute designs can be engaging for some students, others can find them distracting. While homeschooling my daughter for middle school, we found the best way forward with math was to avoid over complicating things. As a math teacher in a homeschool tutorial, I've found that kids enjoy engaging activities but are distracted when the designs are too busy. With these materials, I strive to remove the distractions while still engaging students.
My own education history
Bachelors of Business Administration from Belmont University 1996
Masters of Accounting from Massey School of Business @ Belmont University 2003
Certified Public Accountant - licensed 1997, (license currently on inactive status)
Completed Volunteer Advocacy Program (VAP) at Vanderbilt University 2015
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