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Lesson 6: Connecting Middle School Literature to Math Concepts and Symbols (Course 5)

Project INSPIRE: Connecting Middle School Literature to Math Concepts and Symbols; Course 5, Lesson 6

Project INSPIRE, Course 5: Nemeth Code symbols used in middle school and strategies for supporting math learning

Project INSPIRE, Course 5: Introduction

If You Are a Braille Reader: Course 5

If You Are a Braille Reader: Course 5

Lesson 1: Nemeth Code Symbols Used in Middle Grades, Part 1

Lesson 1: Nemeth Code Symbols Used in Middle Grades, Part 1

Lesson 2: Nemeth Code Symbols Used in the Middle Grades, Part 2

Lesson 2: Nemeth Code Symbols Used in the Middle Grades, Part 2

Lesson 3: Formatting Materials and Number Lines for Students in Grades 5-8

Lesson 3: Formatting Materials and Number Lines for Students in Grades 5-8

Lesson 4: Materials and Strategies for the Middle Grades (Course 5)

Lesson 4: Materials and Strategies for the Middle Grades (Course 5)

Lesson 5: Creating Materials for Students to Use in Middle School Math Classes and Preparing Them for High School

Lesson 5: Creating Materials for Students to Use in Middle School Math Classes and Preparing Them for High School

Lesson 6: Connecting Middle School Literature to Math Concepts and Symbols (Course 5)

Lesson 6: Connecting Middle School Literature to Math Concepts and Symbols (Course 5)

Lesson 7: Teaching Math Skills to Students with Visual Impairments and Additional Disabilities

Lesson 7: Teaching Math Skills to Students with Visual Impairments and Additional Disabilities

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Assignments

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Project INSPIRE, Course 5: Nemeth Code symbols used in middle school and strategies for supporting math learning

Lesson 5: Creating Materials for Students to Use in Middle School Math Classes and Preparing Them for High School Lesson 7: Teaching Math Skills to Students with Visual Impairments and Additional Disabilities

By Tina HerzbergSara LarkinSusan Osterhaus, and Penny Rosenblum

Rebecca Peek and Amy Roth McDuffie share their expertise in literacy and mathematics education. There are three handouts that accompany their presentation that you may wish to have open during the presentation. If you are a print reader, there are no activities for Lesson 6 that have an accompanying braille file. 

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