Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Data Chart: Math Individual chart

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This is a data chart for any math assessments. It has arrows (up and down) and equal signs to show increases, decreases, and staying the same.

PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Math

Teacher-Staff Survey Template

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International Educator

This document is intended to be a base format for administrators and supervisors to use in collecting data. It is recommended that questions be theme based for ease of categorizing responses. Adding questions is possible but not suggested as busy teachers traditionally resent required paperwork to begin with. Quick and simple will result in higher number of responses. Handing out one survey per month encourages feedback without increasing the work burden. This template could easily be modif

PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Course Syllabus Template

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Kernel of Knowledge

This product is a Course Syllabus Template for you to edit and make your own. This template includes all important information students, parents/guardians, and administration need to know. In an organized manner, it covers the following areas: Course TitleTeacher Information (name, email, room number)General Course Information & ExpectationsCourse MaterialsTextbookCourse Topics/ScheduleExam ScheduleGrading PolicyGoogle Classroom/Remote Learning PolicyHomework PolicyTest/Quiz PolicyOffice Hours/A

7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Math, PreCalculus, Statistics

APUSH - Letter to Parents about AP Exam

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EdTech Innovations

This letter gives parents/guardians a little background info about the AP exam and provides a place for the teacher to give her determination on whether or not the student should take the exam (yes, no or maybe). This determination is based on assessing a student's exam/quiz history (Multiple Choice Qs, DBQs, SAQs, and LEQs) throughout the course. Parents are required to sign a section of the form and return it indicating whether or not their child will participate in the exam.

10th - 12th, Higher Education

Social Studies, U.S. History