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Permutations Part 1

In this LLG Instructional Support video, Georgia mathematics specialist Isa Sanchez discusses the difference between combinations and permutations. 

Permutations Part 1

From Let's Learn GA! - Instructional Support, Mathematics
Permutations Part 1

In this LLG Instructional Support video, Georgia mathematics specialist Isa Sanchez discusses the difference between combinations and permutations. 

Mathematics Segments

K-12 Statistics Support

Teachers may use these videos to learn about effective teaching strategies and discover ways to engage students in high school statistics.

Conditional Probability with Graph Paper

Probability Distribution

Primary and Secondary Data

Mean and Mean Absolute Deviation

Data Ethics

graph

Statistical Models

Problem Solving Process

Normal Distribution

Normal Distribution

Margin of Error

Probability In Statistics

Permutations Part 1

Permutations Part 2

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In this episode of Let's Learn GA! Mathematics, Linda Jackson discusses how ethics should be considered when evaluating data. 

Permutations Part 2

Permutations Part 2

In this LLG Instructional Support video, educators are given detailed examples to engage students in the instruction of permutations in statistics.

Celebrating Math Poetry Month With Rhyme and Rhythm

Celebrating Math Poetry Month With Rhyme and Rhythm

Education at GPB | Invites you to accompany | Our professional learning reverie | On poetry and symmetry | Both Rhyme and Reason | ‘Tis the season | For Math Poetry Month! Join us for an exploration of free PBS LearningMedia resources that pair poems and patterns for unique ways to inspire mathematically creative thinking in your students!