3.+Structure+of+Expressions

This first comic was designed to start from the foundation of Algebra by explaining algebraic expressions visually and exposing students to basic structures of expressions. Many of my students with disabilities have a poor foundation for algebra skills. This comic also identifies and defines basic math operation vocabulary that is needed so that students can accurately comprehend and read math language. You may download a pdf version of the comic below my clicking on the link.
 * Structure of Expressions **
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About the Author

 * [[image:jameytrask7465/jamey head crop.jpg]] || =====James Trask or "Jamey" is a special education teacher at Fayette County High School, in Fayetteville, GA. He has been teaching and coaching varsity football there for the past 9 years. This year he also accepted a part-time position as a teacher for the Georgia Virtual School. Jamey is currently teaching one engineering course through the GA Virtual School. Teaching online has been a great challenge for Jamey and he is glad to have been given this opportunity to be on the front-end of a movement toward online education. Jamey received his undergraduate degree from Georgia Southern University in graphic design. He completed his masters degree in Instructional Technology from the University of West Georgia in the spring of 2012. Jamey spends most of his professional time co-teaching math, but he also co-teaches a British Literature course. Jamey always looks for opportunities to use and share the knowledge he has in graphic design and technology with others that will listen. ===== ||