Tonight's assignment: CTs Quizizz
Due date: Wednesday, but no later than prior to the quiz on Thursday.
Estimated time: there are 20 questions, but it should take them less than one minute per question ... or that is an indicator they need more practice! (see below)
Practicing is how you get better at something. We all know that juggling a soccer ball or giving a speech takes practice, and so does math! Committing to learning how to calculate each of the central tendencies gives quicker access to evaluating data and graphs. As a mathematician, it's a valuable skill set!
So how can you help?
Make sure they have time and space to work on the Quizizz. It's a one-shot deal, so they should not be interrupted or receive help. They should think of it as a practice quiz and review any missed skills/concepts so they understand them.
However, this link (also available for students in the resource section of our math Google classroom) is an online flashcard set for more practice that I created and is available to use at any time. Students check their answers by clicking on the card and may redo the cards as many times as they want to, no grade attached.
Your only task is to help them feel confident and prepared!
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