Today's Learning Goals: The student will be able to..
- a pply problem-solving and decision-making.
- communicate mathematical ideas.
- use order of operations to simplify numerical expressions.
- use simple expressions involving integers.
- add, subtract, multiple and divide integers.
- solve equations that have integers.
- the front side of his HANDOUT.
In Pre-Algebra today, students completed the Chapter Eight Midpoint Quiz. Grades and comments will be posted later today.
Today's Learning Goals: The student will be able to...
- use problem-solving skills to answer questions that incorporate percents.
- incorporate equations or proportions to solve real-life problems involving percents.
For Evening Practice, the student is assigned...
- to answer the question posted to the blog.
Explain how it could be possible that a greater number of students walk to Learwood
even though a greater percent of students walk to Troy.
There is a greater amount of kids at Learwood than Troy. Most of the kids at Troy walk to school but only half of the kids at Learwood walk to school.
ReplyDeleteLJB
There could be a greater number of kids at one school than another
ReplyDelete-Baugh, and JKD
There is a larger amount of kids who attend Learwood then Troy. Most of the kids at Troy walk to school but the 50% of Learwood kids that walk to school is a bigger amount.
ReplyDelete-A.S
It could be rainy and more students ride cars than walk
ReplyDeleteGraney
There is more kids at Learwood than there is at Troy.
ReplyDeleteDr. J
There could be more students at learwood then there is at troy.
ReplyDelete- Godlewski
There could be more kids at Learwood than at Troy
ReplyDeleteMoeller Matthew
Learwood could have more kids and Troy can have less kids
ReplyDeleteCorbo
There could be more students at Learwood than Troy
ReplyDelete~Brion
The way learwood could have more students is if there could be a greater number of students at learwood than troy.
ReplyDelete@u$tin l@c@$$e
There are more kids at Learwood then there are at Troy.
ReplyDeleteFrom Andrew Jacobson
Learwood has 50% of there students walk and Troy has 75% of there students walk. This means Learwood has more students then Troy does.
ReplyDeleteLearwood could have more students than troy therefor the 50% > 70% because 50% may = 500 and the 70% could = 350.
ReplyDelete-Radca,C
There could be more students at Learwood which would make the percent smaller because the denominator would be bigger than the Troy denominator, so that would make the percent smaller.
ReplyDelete~ Gee
There is probably more kids at Troy then Learwood.
ReplyDelete-Hart
There could be a greater number of kids who walk to Troy because maybe it is raining outside and the Learwood girls don't want their hair to get screwed up. Or maybe because there are less kids who live close to Learwood than there are at Troy. Another reason could be that it is snowing outside and the kids who walk to Troy don't really care but the kids who walk to Learwood do care. There are many more answers that I could type, but that would take forever.
ReplyDelete- Thieken (Liz)
There are less students at Troy and a greater number of students at Learwood.
ReplyDeleteGALLAGHER,
Though the percents would show that more people walk to Troy than to Learwood, the percents are only of the total number of people going there. If one hundred people go to Troy than 70 people walk, according to the information. If 200 people go to Learwood, then 100 people walk. It all depends on the total number of people that go to the school before you find the percentage.
ReplyDeleteProfessor J. Neipp
In Learwood there could be more kids than at Troy. If there were 100 kids at Learwood and 50 walk to school and in Troy there are 50 kids and 35 walk to school that makes the Learwood kids have 50% and the Troy kids have 70% but Learwood has more kids.
ReplyDeleteBAM
There could be more kids at Learwood than at Troy.
ReplyDeletePishner
More students might be at Learwood than Troy so the percent would be less than at Troy.
ReplyDelete~Lina~
There has to be more students that go to Learwood.
ReplyDelete-Sisson
Maby there are more kids at Learwood then Troy and the number of kids who are at Troy increased because they didn't have as much kids there.
ReplyDelete- roller coaster master
There are more kids in learwood then there is in troy. So that means if Troy has less students then if only a little bit of kids walk that is a bigger % and if there alot of students at learwood and a lot of people walk there are also a llot of other kids doing other ways to get home. I dont really know how to explain it that good so that didnt make any sence.
ReplyDeleteBarone
It could be possible that a greater number of students walk to Learwood even though a greater percent of students walk to Troy because more kids go to Learwood, but more kids live near Troy.
ReplyDelete-"Serra The Terra"
There are more people who go to learwood
ReplyDeleteJosh A.
One school might be greater but the other will be lower.
ReplyDeleteWikipedia
(A.K.A. Jack Wichman)
if they live close to troy then they would have to live far away from learwood
ReplyDeleteHowell
There could be more students attending learwood than troy.
ReplyDeleteLloyd's of London
There are more students at Learwood than Troy
ReplyDeleteThere are more students at Learwood than at Troy.
ReplyDeletePeters
There could be less students at Troy than Learwood.
ReplyDeletefrom BLS
There is more students at learwood than Troy but more kids walk to school at Troy
ReplyDeleteHeidi
There are more students at Learwood than Troy.
ReplyDeleteLittle D