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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2020 · 17 MIN

Ep 7: I Have, You Need

from Math is Figure-Out-Able! · host Pam Harris

In this episode Pam and Kim share one of their favorite instructional routines: I Have, You Need. They discuss some of the most common patterns that mathematicians play with, partners of 10, 100, and 1000. These "partners of ___ " patterns pop up everywhere! You'll never guess where they pop up daily for Pam (hint: its when she's the most worked up).Try out I Have, You Need with your friends, colleagues, and students! A quick way to build anyone's reasoning abilities and to help us all become better mathematicians.Download the guide to playing I Have, You Need  HERETalking Points:  We can all be "mathy people"What Kim thinks when she hears the number 36The most important routine in Pam's university classPam and Kim play I Have, You NeedTaking ownership of your students' learningTips for playing I Have, You NeedI Have, You Need resolves the subtracting across zero horrorHow I Have, You Need applies to middle and high school studentsCheck out Episodes 121 and 260 of this podcast for more about using I Have, You Need to develop the major strategies.See also Episode 164 for more information about I Have, You Need.

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In this episode Pam and Kim share one of their favorite instructional routines: I Have, You Need. They discuss some of the most common patterns that mathematicians play with, partners of 10, 100, and 1000. These "partners of ___ " patterns pop up everywhere! You'll never guess where they pop up daily for Pam (hint: its when she's the most worked up). Try out I Have, You Need with your friends, colleagues, and students! A quick way to build anyone's reasoning abilities and to help us all beco...

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