I've read: "Welcome to Online Learning" Announcement

The announcement was published in Canvas on...

• Mar 16

• Mar 17

• Mar 18

• Mar 19

In paragraph 1, the sentence that starts with, "You may want to..." ends with the following phrase:

• ...read this letter a number of times in order to understand my instructions.

• ...ignore my instructions because you can figure everything out without reading this letter.

• ...print out this letter and keep it on your desk as you work on your math lessons until you feel like you understand the process.

• ...send me a message in Canvas if there is anything that you don't understand.

A typical online math lesson has ____ steps. Fill in the blank.

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 10

What are the options I suggest for how to use the instructional video designed to be your "classwork." Select all the answers that apply.

• Watch multiple times

• Independent Work Then Check

• Lecture/Note-Taking

• Watch on an "as needed" basis

Finish the following sentence from the paragraph printed in bold font. "Remember the point of the video and lesson work you do in your book is to..."

• ...learn new concepts and answer questions correctly.

• ...just do your best and correct answers aren't required.

• ...test your independent learning skills.

• ...make you miss going to school.

What do you submit?

• All of the work you do for the lesson

• Only submit the Practice Problems

• Your science assignment

• Type, "I did it!" in the comments section

How will I correct my practice problems? Select all that apply.

• Don't worry about correcting, it's not that important.

• Google: "Answers to Math Homework."

• I will also post a video of how I complete the problems so that if you are not sure how to do any, you can watch me.

• The next online assignment will include the answers to the previous lesson's practice problems for you to self correct.

How will this be graded?

• complete or incomplete

• using a 4 point rubric

• with a letter grade

• "Great" or "Good" or "Meh" or "Yikes"

What if I have a question?

• Think really, really hard about it and the answer will come to you!

• Allow at least 30 days for a response to your question.

• Perform a song about how hard math is, post it on Youtube and send me the link.

• Send me your questions via Canvas. I'll get back to you as soon as I can.