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Evaluating Student Project Solutions: Feedback and Improvement Strategies

This resource guides educators in evaluating student project responses, focusing on four student solutions: Alex, Danny, Jeremiah, and Tanya. The discussion prompts encourage critical thinking about the strengths of each student’s work, organizational strategies, noted errors, unclear elements, and potential questions for the students. Additionally, it provides a platform to explore ways each student's work might be improved. This collaborative evaluation aims to enhance learning outcomes through constructive feedback.

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Evaluating Student Project Solutions: Feedback and Improvement Strategies

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  1. Optimization Problems: Boomerangs Projector Resources

  2. Evaluating Sample Responses to Discuss • What do you like about the work? • How has each student organized the work? • What mistakes have been made? • What isn’t clear? • What questions do you want to ask this student? • In what ways might the work be improved?

  3. Alex’s solution

  4. Danny’s solution

  5. Jeremiah’s solution

  6. Tanya's solution

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