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Percent Increase Grade Reflection
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Students will reflect on their first marking period grade, and set a goal to achieve a certain target percentage for the following marking period. This can be edited and used for a test/quiz grade or changed for different marking periods. Students will then calculate the percent increase necessary to meet their target percentage and identify two strategies that they will apply in order to assure that they accomplish their goal. This serves as a self reflection and practice with calculating percent change/percent increase using a real world application. I used this as a homework assignment following our percent increase lesson, however, this can be used as a formative assessment or classwork activity as well.

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Percent Increase Grade Reflection

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Students will reflect on their first marking period grade, and set a goal to achieve a certain target percentage for the following marking period. This can be edited and used for a test/quiz grade or changed for different marking periods. Students will then calculate the percent increase necessary to meet their target percentage and identify two strategies that they will apply in order to assure that they accomplish their goal. This serves as a self reflection and practice with calculating percent change/percent increase using a real world application. I used this as a homework assignment following our percent increase lesson, however, this can be used as a formative assessment or classwork activity as well.

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Use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems. Examples: simple interest, tax, markups and markdowns, gratuities and commissions, fees, percent increase and decrease, percent error.
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