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How to make math class interactive?

How to make math class interactive?

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Elizabeth Borres

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How to make your online lessons interactive?

Elizabeth Borres

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Quizizz allows you to

  • conduct student-paced formative assessments.

  • choose multiple choice, check box, fill-in the blanks, poll and open-ended questions.

  • choose from a variety of slide types and include polls and questions at any point in your lesson to make it informative and engaging for your students.

  • Lessons are teacher-paced.

  • An interactive experience.

  • Live feedback .

  • Lesson Reports.

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Lessons are teacher-paced


  • As a teacher, you control everything about a Lesson.

  • You can choose to pause after a slide, or go between slides, reopen questions and a lot more.

  • Unlike a quiz which is student-paced, everyone in the class progresses at the same pace in a Lesson. 

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An interactive experience



  • With a variety of slide and media types, Lessons allow you to present any information in an engaging way.

  • You can also include questions and polls in between slides to make the experience a lot more fun and interactive. 

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Live feedback 

  • Lessons allow you to include questions (multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, checkbox, open-ended or polls) between slides.

  • You can view student responses for each question as and when your students answer them.

  • This allows you to check for understanding, ask for feedback, poll your students on a topic, spark discussions and a lot more as all students respond to the same question at the same time.

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Lesson Reports

  • At the end of a Lesson, you can go to the Lesson Report to see all student responses for questions in that particular Lesson.

  • Please note, Lessons without any questions do not have a Report. 

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Please prepare paper, pen and calculator.

(Slope)

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Multiple Choice

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What is the slope in the picture?

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Positive

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Negative

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Zero

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Undefined

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Multiple Choice

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What is the slope in the picture?

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Positive

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Negative

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Zero

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Undefined

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Open Ended

Before we proceed to our new lesson, do you have any question or clarification about out last lesson?

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At the end of the lesson, students will be able to:

  • Determine the slope of a line given a graph or two ordered pairs.

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Multiple Choice

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What is the slope in the picture?

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Positive

2

Negative

3

Zero

4

Undefined

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Multiple Choice

Question image

What is the slope in the picture?

1

Positive

2

Negative

3

Zero

4

Undefined

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Multiple Choice

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What is the slope in the picture?

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Positive

2

Negative

3

Zero

4

Undefined

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Poll

Do you have any question(s)/clarification(s)

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SLOPE FORMULA:

 m = Y2  Y1X2  X1m\ =\ \frac{Y_{2\ }-\ Y_1}{X_{2\ }-\ X_1}  

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Given (5, -3) and (-4, 2), find the slope of the line.

(Use the formula to find the slope.

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Multiple Choice

Find the slope of:

(-4,5) and (-4, 2)

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0

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6

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-3/8

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Multiple Choice

Find the slope of:

(1,8) and (3,12)

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2

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1/2

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9/7

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-2

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Poll

Let me know what you think.

I need few more examples.

I understand the lesson.

I want to attend a small group for a tutorial.

I understand the lesson and I am ready to do the work.

How to make your online lessons interactive?

Elizabeth Borres

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