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Lecture-Based: Guided Practice 2

Resource for Grades 9-12

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With guidance from the instructor, learners work practice problems finding the area of compound shapes with missing dimensions.

These resources are part of KET's Math Instructional Strategies: Geometry collection.

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Background Essay

When learners seem to struggle with working problems of increasing complexity, guided practice can help strengthen new-found skills and also bolster learner confidence. Care must be taken, however, to allow some struggle, as learners' retention increases the more they think and puzzle to find problem solutions, rather than having the answers handed to them.

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How would you rate your ability to allow learners to struggle? If you think you should allow more struggle, what are some strategies you can try to improve in this area?

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