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Revisiting some key concepts of equivalence and comparison

Open the Paying Attention to Fractions Adobe Presenter. Using the navigation bar on the right, begin viewing at "Equivalency" (slide 28) and continue through to the last "Comparing and Ordering" (slide 33). Jump ahead to "Equivalence and Comparing" (slide 39). Make sure you have your speakers turned on.

We have provided a number of resources below for consolidation of this session. Feel free to explore them when convenient. This site will be open for you after the session (although the links to documents for input will be open for viewing only).

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Resources

For classroom educators

You can learn more about fractions by watching all of the Paying Attention to Fractions Adobe Presenter.

There are additional resources for Paying Attention to Fractions, including tasks, located along with the document here.

The Fractions Learning Pathways have a number of tasks and more are coming soon.

For mathematics professional learning leaders

You can access the Professional Learning Modules for ready-to-use materials, including a Presenter Guide, scripted PowerPoint and all support documents. Topics include

Ways We Use Fractions
Unit Fractions
Comparing Fractions

as well as classroom dynamics, algebraic reasoning, spatial reasoning, and proportional reasoning.

We intend to add more modules for fractions this year.

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