Mrs. Wainwright Case Summary

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On Monday February 22, 2016 Mrs. Wainwright had the students subtracting fractions with whole numbers. The problems had the same denominator, for example, 7 wholes and 3/10 subtract 2 wholes and 1/10. She would put a problem on the board, and when the students were done she would check them. The students are in groups, like Monday, Tuesday,etc, so if all the students on the same row got the answer right she would give their group points.

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