A-SSE - Domain
Seeing Structure in Expressions
High School Algebra · Common Core State Standards · Common Core 2010
Standard Unwrapping
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expressionsquantitycontextpartstermsfactorscoefficientsentityproductfactorstructurerewritedifference of squares
Skills
- Identify terms, factors, and coefficients in expressions #dok1
- Recognize parts of an expression as a single entity #dok1
- Interpret expressions based on their context #dok2
- Analyze complicated expressions by viewing parts as a single entity #dok3
- Use the structure of expressions to develop new representations #dok4
Learning Targets
- I can identify terms, factors, and coefficients in an expression. #dok1
- I can recognize parts of an expression as a single entity. #dok1
- I can interpret expressions that represent a quantity in context. #dok2
- I can analyze complicated expressions by viewing parts as a single entity. #dok3
- I can use the structure of expressions to develop new equivalent forms. #dok4
Big Ideas
- Expressions represent quantities and can be interpreted in various contexts.
- Rewriting expressions using their structure can simplify solving problems.
Essential Questions
- What does each part of an algebraic expression represent?
- How can different parts of an expression be interpreted as a single entity?
- Why is it useful to rewrite an expression in a different form?
- How can the structure of an expression lead to a simpler equivalent form?
- What role do terms, factors, and coefficients play in interpreting expressions?
