 
This is one video in the series of lessons on math provided by DeafTEC. Gary Blatto-Vallee, a math and science instructor at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, guides viewers through a variety of mathematical exercises in this DeafTEC video series. All lessons are fully captioned, signed in ASL, and voiced. In this 7:19 video, Blatto-Vallee uses an electronic whiteboard to show several examples of factoring trinomials with common factors. See the main Math Video Resources page for an introduction to this video series.
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As mathematics teacher and learning coach Andrew Stadel explains, problems can help mathematicians develop their number sense and problem solving skills. Stadel...
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