Solving Equations: Exemplar Lessons to Support Students with Disabilities in the Algebra I Classroom
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Sporano, ChelseaReaders/Advisors
Wade, CarolDate Published
2022-08
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This curriculum project was designed to provide educators with a comprehensive set of lessons and materials that support solving multi-step equations instruction for students with disabilities (SWD) in the Pre-Algebra and Algebra I classrooms. The lessons incorporate different scaffolding strategies including explicit inquiry, concrete, representations, abstract (CRA) intervention, color coding, and graphic organizers to break down the skills needed to simplify expressions and solve two and multi-step equations. These lessons focus on providing SWD additional support so they can be successful with solving multi-step equations in the inclusive classroom setting. The four lessons have been designed with New York State Next Generation Standards and can be brought into an 8th grade general education classroom.