Andrew started by describing two kinds of decimal representations of fractions:

Then asked us to look at the decimal representations for 11ths:

You might stop for a minute and convert a few of these. What do you notice?

Andrew then asked us to look at decimal representations of 9ths:

What do you notice?
And then we fell into a rabbit hole look at 7ths.


Andrew had a lot of other questions planned, but the only other question we started to think about was…

In Attendance: Andrew, Avril, Eric, Ramon, Stephen
Programs Represented: BMCC ALC, CUNY Adult Literacy PD team, CUNY LINCT