Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Create your OWN Quizzes Warm-ups Exit Slips, Bell Ringers HW Editable Templatess

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Creating your own Quizzes, Assignments, Exit Slips, Do Nows, Warm ups, and Bell ringers for your Algebra, PreCalculus, Calculus, Geometry or any Math class just became whole lot easier with this new Create-A-Quiz Editable Daily Quiz Toolkit™. Great for middle school or HS. Save time and money easily and quickly creating exactly what you want and need. There are 11 editable templates in PowerPoint®. Choose from over 34 stickers (graphics) to add to your quiz, including graphs, directions, grap

7th - 12th

Algebra, Geometry, PreCalculus

Test Corrections Form and Retake Request Template | Secondary Math

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Math Hacks

Streamline your assessment reflection and retake process with these Retake Request and Test Reflection/Correction forms. All you need to do is add details such as the assessment name, deadlines, and steps required to retake where it says "Insert Text Here". Student directions, student response pages, and a retake sign up sheet are included. Each student response page has room for student work and a space for error analysis/classification. Not giving a retake? Use the Assessment Reflection form

7th - 9th

Algebra, Math, Other (Math)

2013-2014 Algebra I Math to Know Concept List

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misscalcul8

This is a list of all concepts I hope to teach throughout my Algebra I course written in student friendly language. There are three columns with a plus/minus sign- I will quiz students randomly throughout the year and they will track their results with a + or -. The fourth column has a place to write their grade from an assessment over that concept. The concepts that are shaded light gray are priorities for that unit and are the concepts that will appear on the end of course exam. This is all

8th - 9th

Algebra

Factoring Quadratics Cheat-Code - New Method Lesson, HW, Forms Quiz

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On Teaching Math

Do you need a new method to help students master factoring quadratic expressions where a is not 1? This method has a bit of a trick, a cheat-code, that makes it fun, easy, and predictable for students. No more guess and check, or re-writing to use factor by grouping. Those methods are still useful and should be taught (at least according to my opinion), but this is a game-changing technique that will unlock a lot of mathematics for students. This resource is for students who already have fam

9th - 11th

Algebra, Algebra 2

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