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Turning Point Technology Demo

Discover innovative teaching techniques tailored for grades 8-12 that enhance students' mental math skills using technology. In this workshop, explore effective strategies, including fast multiplication methods and facilitating group discussions to promote collaborative learning. Participating teachers can bring their own laptops, allowing for interactive sessions and real-time polls related to lesson content. Join us for a hands-on experience to elevate your math instruction and engage your students in meaningful ways!

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Turning Point Technology Demo

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  1. Turning Point Technology Demo Response Cards

  2. What grade level do you teach most often? • 8th • 9th • 10th • 11th • 12th

  3. Can you bring your own laptop to the workshops? • Yes • No

  4. What type of computer will you bring? • PC • Mac • (not bringing one)

  5. 6 Minute Mental Math Lesson Try the following two pre-questions.

  6. 14  45 = • 530 • 550 • 630 • 650 • 700 • 750

  7. 350  16 = • 460 • 560 • 4600 • 5600 • 7000 • 7600

  8. Discussion of the Strategy: Pull out a factor of 2 when you have an even number

  9. Think – Pair – (Poll later) • 6  55 • 35  8 • 28  50 • 14  450 • Record answer on paper.

  10. Poll #1: 6  55 = • 330 • 340 • 350 • 360

  11. Poll #2: 35  8= • 220 • 240 • 260 • 280

  12. Poll #3: 28  50 = • 140 • 1400 • 2800 • 14000

  13. Poll #4: 14  450 = • 630 • 900 • 6300 • 9000

  14. Try the following two post-questions.

  15. 18  35 = • 530 • 550 • 630 • 650 • 700 • 750

  16. 450  12 = • 440 • 560 • 4600 • 5400 • 7400 • 7600

  17. 18  35 = 630 450  12 = 5400

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