Mrs. martinez is a new third grade teacher. before school started, she reviewed the entire math text and planned her approach for the year. now she moves methodically from lesson to lesson and hopes to cover all chapters by the end of the year. she knows the subject of math very well and has never had problems understanding math concepts. this week, she began teaching the lesson for week nine. she presented the new concept, and students seemed to be confused. she didn't see how they could be confused, but she repeated the same presentation. after her presentation, most of her students were unable to complete the practice problems. what is most likely the problem with mrs. martinez's lesson?

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Jenny Howard

Social Studies

16 November, 15:34

Mrs. martinez is a new third grade teacher. before school started, she reviewed the entire math text and planned her approach for the year. now she moves methodically from lesson to lesson and hopes to cover all chapters by the end of the year. she knows the subject of math very well and has never had problems understanding math concepts. this week, she began teaching the lesson for week nine. she presented the new concept, and students seemed to be confused. she didn't see how they could be confused, but she repeated the same presentation. after her presentation, most of her students were unable to complete the practice problems. what is most likely the problem with mrs. martinez's lesson?

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Alden Lang · Answer 1

Most people are not able to explain something that they know by heart to other people since something crucial that may seem like an obvious conclusion to her might not be as obvious. Since she has already learnt the concept she knows exactly the reason for it. But for that she needs to make sure her students know the meaning and values of those reasons.