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Hi friends, Dr. Nicki is back with another fun episode of Everything Math. In today’s episode we discuss Scaffolding. Scaffolding is a necessary tool to help students further learn beyond just seeing and hearing into performing the skill independently. So come in and take notes and I hope you enjoy the episode. HAPPY MATHING!!
:55 Ways to scaffold for kids
1:50 probing and asking questions
2:05 toolkits and templates
3:52 decimal sliders
4:44 number frames
5:55 beaded number line
7:00 links to tools
7:23 tools to use
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