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The students demonstrated their understanding of the content presented by doing practice with the white boards. One of the problems was 2/3 times 5/8 which all the students got the answer of 5/12 which is in simplest form. Another time, they demonstrated their understanding of the content presented was as a class we did the visual worksheet together. The students got to do the problem by themselves and then do it on the SMARTboard to see if they got the right answer and this also modeled the steps for the students. The last way they demonstrated their understanding was doing the assignment, 95 percent of the students either got all of them right or they just missed one.
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