Test and Explain Proportional Relationships
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Test and Explain Proportional Relationships
Teach selected Grade 7 learners to test proportional relationships across tables, rules and graphs, respond to one-pair or starting-value shortcuts, then use different checks and transfer.
Prerequisites: Students can name paired quantities in order and interpret a requested unit rate. Use the linked ratio and per-one lessons first when needed; coordinates and model limits are taught in this kit.
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- Start here — teacher.
- Decision record — teacher.
- Starting task — student.
- Test the whole relationship — student.
- Connect table rule and graph — student.
- What a model establishes — student.
- Connect your representations — student.
- Name the quantities and points — student.
- Test every displayed pair — student.
- Check the starting value — student.
- One pair two possible rules — student.
- Independent check — student.
- Follow up check — student.
- Later transfer — student.
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