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    Proportional Graphic Organizer

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    Proportionality refers to mathematical relationships where quantities change at a constant rate. Examples include direct and indirect variations, scale drawings, and rate problems. Students may struggle with proportionality when solving word problems if they have trouble identifying whether a situation is proportional or not, setting up and solving proportions, or applying proportional reasoning to novel contexts. This document discusses proportionality in mathematics and common student difficulties.

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    Proportionality refers to mathematical relationships where quantities change at a constant rate. Examples include direct and indirect variations, scale drawings, and rate problems. Students may struggle with proportionality when solving word problems if they have trouble identifying whether a situation is proportional or not, setting up and solving proportions, or applying proportional reasoning to novel contexts. This document discusses proportionality in mathematics and common student difficulties.

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    Proportionality refers to mathematical relationships where quantities change at a constant rate. Examples include direct and indirect variations, scale drawings, and rate problems. Students may struggle with proportionality when solving word problems if they have trouble identifying whether a situation is proportional or not, setting up and solving proportions, or applying proportional reasoning to novel contexts. This document discusses proportionality in mathematics and common student difficulties.

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    Proportionality refers to mathematical relationships where quantities change at a constant rate. Examples include direct and indirect variations, scale drawings, and rate problems. Students may struggle with proportionality when solving word problems if they have trouble identifying whether a situation is proportional or not, setting up and solving proportions, or applying proportional reasoning to novel contexts. This document discusses proportionality in mathematics and common student difficulties.

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    Definition/Characteristics: Mathematical topics in which

    proportionality occurs:

    Proportionality
    Examples of proportional situations: Non-examples of proportional situations:

    Difficulties that students might encounter as they solve proportionality


    problems:

    A derivative OGAP product created for MMSTLC October 2008. Original materials were developed as a part of The
    Vermont Mathematics Partnership funded by a grant provided by the US Department of Education (Award Number
    S366A020002) and the National Science Foundation (Award Number EHR-0227057)

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