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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2024 · 13 MIN

99: Thin Sliced Problems

from Math Chat · host Mona Iehl

Send us Fan MailThin sliced problems were coined by Peter Liljedahl in his book Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics.What are thin sliced problems & how can you use them to meet all the needs of your students? Be sure to listen as we go through the 9 simple steps to using thin sliced word problems in your math classroom.  In this episode we will chat about: thin sliced problems naturally differentiateusing thin sliced problems in your math classroommaking sure every student is learningLinks: 🎙️Ep 93: Strategies for Consolidation with Peter Liljedahl 🎙️Ep 96: Building Thick Understanding in Consolidation with Peter Liljedahl✏️ Thin Sliced Problems - ALL2nd→ Valentines Day Themed, Black History Month Problems 3rd→ Bundle , Valentine’s Day Themed, Black History Month Problems 4th→ Area & perimeter with fractions, Valentines Day Themed , Black History Month Problems 5th→ Bundle, Black History Month Problems, Valentines Day Themed, Bundle with Biographies for BHM6th→ Black History Month Problems, Bundle with Biographies for Black History Month 📣 If you don't see the grade level you need, email me at [email protected]! Have Questions? 📱 My DMs on IG are always open @hellomonamath

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Send us Fan Mail Thin sliced problems were coined by Peter Liljedahl in his book Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics. What are thin sliced problems & how can you use them to meet all the needs of your students? Be sure to listen as we go through the 9 simple steps to using thin sliced word problems in your math classroom. In this episode we will chat about: thin sliced problems naturally differentiateusing thin sliced problems in your math classroommaking sure e...

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