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How would you teach something you have learned this year in Math to someone younger than you? Write more than 5 sentences

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rewona [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

ok here ya go

Step-by-step explanation:

A way that I would teach someone something that I learned in math this year to someone else is simple. I would start by writing everything out so that they have a visual of what I am teaching them. I would also use a visual of a real world situation so that it relates to something they would understand. Teaching someone younger than you means they probably will not understand as easy as you understood it so, I would be very slow and make sure if they are confused to help them. I would also make sure not to be too bossy, understanding that they may not understand and that is ok.

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