Copyright © Swun Math Grade 8 Unit 1 Lesson 9 T TE
Final Check for Understanding
- Are students able to articulate metacognition?
- Are students able to articulate what they would do differently to solve the problem?
- How did you solve the problem?
- Are the students’ answers reasonable?
- How would you describe the problem in your own words?
- In what way does this problem connect to other mathematical concepts?
- What approach are you considering trying first?
Reflective Closure
- Were students able to correctly classify the numbers based on the characteristics of
rational and irrational numbers?
- Were students able to verbalize and use mathematical language?
Answer Key
Homework
- Rational numbers include integers, whole
numbers, natural numbers, repeating and
terminating decimals, fractions.
They are all included as they can all be expressed
as a fraction or a ratio in the form of
푎푎
푏푏.^
- All the fractions and repeating or terminating
decimals must be listed outside of integers as
integers only include positive and negative whole
numbers. - Natural numbers use the same set as whole
numbers except for zero. - Answers will vary. Sample response: a number
such as
4
0 or 6i. These are not possible within the
set of real numbers.