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Of course, any manipulatives are very good for this type of student. I would
recommend something called Algeblocks by ETA. There is a workbook to go along
with it by South-Western Publishing Co. There is also a computer version. It
will help with basic operations with integers, solving equations, and most
algebra problems.
There is a simple idea to create with number lines for percent.
For example: what number is 10% of 30?
Have the student set up a number line for the problem and one for the
percent of 100.
_______________________
0 10 100
_______________________
x 30
(30 is the whole so it corresponds to the 100)
Now set up the ratios to solve: x/30 = 10/100 .
Hope this helps.
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