Bowen Kerins
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@bowenkerins.bsky.social plays Labyrinth #pinball from an event we did earlier this year.
December 2, 2024 at 2:32 PM
@bowenkerins.bsky.social plays Labyrinth #pinball from an event we did earlier this year.
Alright elementary math people:
When and how do you introduce order of operations?
Common Core seems to say third grade ... or do they? It's all sorts of confusing.
When and how do you introduce order of operations?
Common Core seems to say third grade ... or do they? It's all sorts of confusing.
November 19, 2024 at 5:34 PM
Alright elementary math people:
When and how do you introduce order of operations?
Common Core seems to say third grade ... or do they? It's all sorts of confusing.
When and how do you introduce order of operations?
Common Core seems to say third grade ... or do they? It's all sorts of confusing.
Jake Paul has more wins at AT&T Stadium this year than the #Cowboys.
November 19, 2024 at 5:28 PM
Jake Paul has more wins at AT&T Stadium this year than the #Cowboys.
Alright elementary math people:
When and how do you introduce order of operations?
Common Core seems to say third grade ... or do they? It's all sorts of confusing.
When and how do you introduce order of operations?
Common Core seems to say third grade ... or do they? It's all sorts of confusing.
March 26, 2024 at 9:16 PM
Alright elementary math people:
When and how do you introduce order of operations?
Common Core seems to say third grade ... or do they? It's all sorts of confusing.
When and how do you introduce order of operations?
Common Core seems to say third grade ... or do they? It's all sorts of confusing.
If kids haven't learned the word "expression" yet, how do we ask them to refer to a thing like "4 + 5" or "9 - 3" when there is a list of those things?
The particular problem is "Circle the three [expressions] that equal 12."
Thanks!
The particular problem is "Circle the three [expressions] that equal 12."
Thanks!
February 19, 2024 at 9:11 PM
If kids haven't learned the word "expression" yet, how do we ask them to refer to a thing like "4 + 5" or "9 - 3" when there is a list of those things?
The particular problem is "Circle the three [expressions] that equal 12."
Thanks!
The particular problem is "Circle the three [expressions] that equal 12."
Thanks!
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Gotta admit this isn't a juxtaposition I ever expected to stumble across.
December 9, 2023 at 3:44 PM
Gotta admit this isn't a juxtaposition I ever expected to stumble across.