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Since mathematical ideas cannot be passively "poured into" a passive learner, describe how children must be actively engaged in their learning in order to construct ideas.

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Why is it incorrect to say that a model "illustrates" a concept? Describe some examples of models for exploring mathematical concepts.

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Describe three appropriate ways to use models in the classroom and give an example of each. What is an inappropriate use of a model?

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Assume you are planning a mathematics lesson on triangles that you will teach tomorrow. How will you incorporate some of the strategies for effective teaching into your lesson?

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