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Comparing and Scaling
UNIT GOALS
One goal of this unit is to develop students’ abilities to make useful comparisons of quantitative information using ratios, fractions, decimals, rates, unit rates, and percents.
A second goal is to have students learn to use quantitative comparison information to make larger or smaller scale models.
Students should also learn different ways to reason in proportional situations and to recognize when such reasoning is appropriate.