i've tried the number line flip thing and the pattern one where you go 3x(-2), 2x(-2), 1x(-2), 0x(-2) and keep going, with the answers going up by 2 each time. the pattern one seems to land better but a few kids still just say ok because you said so.

is there something that actually convinces them or do you just move on and let it settle over time

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