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Understanding Others: Gaining Perspective and Identifying Patterns

This tool helps you gain perspective and understand the goals of others by observing observable patterns and determining if they are saying the same thing. It also allows you to generate algebraic expressions and identify patterns in different forms.

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Understanding Others: Gaining Perspective and Identifying Patterns

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  1. See the perspective of others. Show that you really understand where another person or oganization is coming from. What are their goals?Do Now • 1. Describe Design 4. • 2. Draw Design 4. • 3. How many blocks are in Design 4? • 4. Describe the observable pattern.

  2. Are They Saying the Same Thing? 3.2

  3. Today’s Objectives • Generate algebraic expressions using geometric patterns. • Represent algebraic expressions in different forms. • Determine whether expressions are equivalent. • Identify patterns as linear, exponential, or quadratic using a visual model, a table of values, or a graph. • Use problem solving skills.

  4. Floors by Terrance

  5. The Cat’s Out of the Bag

  6. Several Spreading Sequences of Squares

  7. Today’s Objectives • Generate algebraic expressions using geometric patterns. • Represent algebraic expressions in different forms. • Determine whether expressions are equivalent. • Identify patterns as linear, exponential, or quadratic using a visual model, a table of values, or a graph. • Use problem solving skills.

  8. 3.2 Exit Slip

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