Dueling graphs!

Miguel posted aboutJohn’s graph on rate of change.Here’s how I’ve presented on this topic…Cue up the dueling banjos!

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February 16, 2011

Miguel posted about John's graph on rate of change.

Here's how I've presented on this topic...

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Cue up the dueling banjos!

Miguel posted aboutJohn’s graph on rate of change.

Here’s how I’ve presented on this topic…

Cue up the dueling banjos!

Scott McLeod

Associate Professor of Educational Administration, Iowa State University

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