Webinar Recordings SET A for Grades 1-2-Webinar 8 Recording

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In this detailed webinar, participants learned about the "make a table" strategy, which helps organize data efficiently to solve complex problems. The session began with guidelines for addressing queries and explained that a recording would be shared post-class. Attendees were introduced to a four-step method, revisiting concepts like "guess and check," which aids in deducing the right answers by making educated guesses based on problem conditions. Further, the webinar illustrated the utility of tables and how they simplify data comparison and analysis. The method was demonstrated through a series of logical and mathematical problems that required structured problem-solving techniques. Examples included calculating age differences, interpreting travel distances, and determining various coin value combinations. Each problem illustrated how tabulating data provides clarity, discovers patterns, and facilitates logical comparisons. Some challenges highlighted included interpreting multiple conditions and determining possible numerical combinations under specified constraints. Such exercises emphasize practicing table-making to enhance problem-solving skills, especially for arithmetic and logic-based questions. Participants were encouraged to use tables cohesively with other strategies like drawing pictures and identifying patterns for more intricate problems. Overall, the session emphasized that while tables can initially seem complex, with practice, they become an invaluable tool for efficiently organizing and understanding information to solve various math and logical challenges. The webinar concluded with wishes for a happy Thanksgiving and a reminder of the upcoming schedule.

Keywords

make a table strategy

data organization

problem-solving

logical comparisons

mathematical problems

guess and check

data analysis

arithmetic skills

pattern identification

webinar session