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Building a Foundational Understanding of Systems of Equations

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The teaching of systems of equations has often been reduced to a series of procedures and steps, often boiling off the context that is inherent with each individual system. Delivering learning opportunities around systems requires teachers to present students with opportunities to engage with the Standards of Mathematical Practice, where students reason, model, and persevere. In this article, classroom teachers are provided with ideas for practice that center around the use of problems to introduce the various methods for solving simultaneous equations.

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Systems of Equations, Standards of Mathematical Practice, Algebra

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Hogue, M., Spengler, M., Hughes, R. & Bell, C., (2023) “Building a Foundational Understanding of Systems of Equations”, Ohio Journal of School Mathematics 94(1), 21--30. doi: https://doi.org/10.18061/ojsm.4193

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Mark D. Hogue, Miranda Spengler, Rachel Hughes, Caitlyn Bell

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Mark D. Hogue
Miranda Spengler
Rachel Hughes
Caitlyn Bell

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