Explain and Compare Linear Relationships
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Explain and Compare Linear Relationships
Find change per input unit from unequal intervals, recover an initial value from nonzero observations, and compare linear models. Supplied teaching, targeted responses, different later checks and transfer include complete keys.
Prerequisites: Students can interpret paired quantities and per-one meaning, coordinates and nonzero starting amounts. Use the linked Grade 6 ratio/per-one and selected Grade 7 lessons when these need teaching.
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- Decision record — teacher.
- Starting task — student.
- Rate from changes — student.
- Build a rule and graph — student.
- Compare rate and output — student.
- Match the input changes — student.
- Recover the starting value — student.
- Compare at the same input — student.
- Independent check — student.
- Follow up check — student.
- Later transfer — student.
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