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Your response and effort in this matter is very much
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I am trying to describe the number concept, which seems to me so
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kind
enough to send to me [about teaching probability and statistics
using The
Cartoon Guide to Statistics]. It's a great idea, and I'm going
to
research the book. Again, thank you. -S.R.
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to try it now.
They are reading this email over my shoulder as I write this. There
are few
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Thank you -- it worked great -- they are doing the problems [on
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and I only have one student who still doesn't have the hang of it,
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he will be fine. I am sure that I will be emailing you again and
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if it
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possible before
I get involved with the principal. of course all I have heard is
positive feedback
so far, so I may not have to get involved with the principal at
all. Thanks
again, especially for the website. -B.R.
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congruence]
activity! My students will be forever grateful. -Ms.
R.
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Thank you -- it worked great -- they are doing the problems now and
I only have one student who still doesn't have the hang of it, but he
is working with a chart and with practice and flash cards, he will be
fine. I am sure that I will be emailing you again and I am very
grateful
that you are here for me, as this is my first year in elementary
school,
when I am lost. -R.R.
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