If you are a compulsive completer, as I often am, you may find yourself filling in the chart below automatically, in the language of mathematics: perhaps the most universal of all human languages (and maybe of alien languages, if we ever make contact with non-human intelligent life?).
Languages, both external (or, between people, i.e. French) and internal (aka “love languages” for each person), are a set of forms of knowledge that all Adult citizens of any democratic nation or movement must learn anew, continually, just as with mathematical language:
Mathematical Language is far simpler:
(3 ^ 0)(3 ^3) =(1)(3 cubed) = 3 cubed = 3*3*3 = 27
| Day 23 Lesson Plan (pdf format) |
| Grammar: Essay writing 4/4 on paper |
| more Power practice: powers of products and quotients practice |
| Challenging exponents practice using The Power Rule |
| Day23ExitSlips |
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