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Talkbank - - 23 115 SN oh, so we have to write it in.
Talkbank - - 23 116 T above the line, yeah, at there.
Talkbank - - 23 117 T so that is twenty eight point five (.) that's it.
Talkbank - - 23 118 SN is this right, Mister Learoyd?
Talkbank - - 23 119 T for all five points.
Talkbank - - 23 120 T that's it.
Talkbank - - 23 121 T that's it.
Talkbank - - 23 122 T is there anybody without a calculator?
Talkbank - - 23 123 T all right, let's have a look and see if we can get our calculators to
Talkbank - - 23 124 UNK %xTEA:This is not the scream of one of my students but rather the projection screen being pulled down.
Talkbank - - 23 125 T verify what we've done.
Talkbank - - 23 126 UNK %xNRC:Texas Instruments is the most widely-used brand of calculators in Australian schools, but Casio (and, to a lesser extent, Hewlett Packard) calculators are also used in many schools.
Talkbank - - 23 127 T take the cover off your calculator.
Talkbank - - 23 128 SN can we clear all the stuff in it?
Talkbank - - 23 129 T just wait.
Talkbank - - 23 130 UNK %xNRC:Access to overhead projectors varies from school to school. Some schools have a "pool" for general use, whilst others have one per room. This is a well resourced classroom compared to most Australian general classrooms.
Talkbank - - 23 131 T we'll all do it together.
Talkbank - - 23 132 T that way, we'll get to the end.
Talkbank - - 23 133 T okay, at this stage you've got nothing on your screen.
Talkbank - - 23 134 T all right?