Operations with Integers & Scientific Notation Foundational Math for High School
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Guided notes on adding integers, subtracting integers, multiplying integers, and dividing integers
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Guided notes on signed fractions
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Guided notes on multiplying and dividing in scientific notation
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Step-by-step examples for each skill
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Multiple practice problems for reinforcement
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Clear layouts that can be used for group work, independent practice, or homework
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Builds confidence by breaking down complex topics into manageable steps
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Helps students create their own study guides for ongoing review
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Provides visual structure for learners who need extra support
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Works well in special education, intervention, or credit recovery programs
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Saves teachers prep time with ready-to-use materials
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Supports a range of learning styles through guided practice and repetition
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High school math teachers in applied math, technical math, or general math classes
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Special education teachers looking for scaffolded resources
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Intervention specialists working with students who need targeted skill review
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Tutors providing one-on-one or small group instruction
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Natalie is a dedicated educator with 18 years of experience inspiring students to see themselves as capable mathematicians. She began her career as a high school math teacher, later served as a math coach and interventionist, and now teaches 3rd grade.
Natalie earned her Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education from the University of Maine at Farmington and a Master of Education in K–12 Studies from Capella University. She also completed the Maine Math Coaching Program and is certified in Gifted and Talented Education.
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