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    Using Stations to Teach Exponent Laws

    January 18, 2018 /

    Often, teaching inclusion math in middle school, it is difficult to keep all students moving at the same pace.  We faced this challenge recently when teaching our unit on exponent laws. We begin teaching exponent laws by teaching the different laws, product of powers, quotient of powers, power of a power, negative exponent rules, and the power of zero. On the first day, I provide my students who struggle in math with these cheat sheets of the rules, Power of Exponents.  Throughout the unit, if anyone else gets our attention, we’ll give them one also.  We then spend a few days giving students plenty of practice and reviewing all of…

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