Learning Tools and Student Resources

The video introduces McGraw Hill's Reveal Math, a core curriculum designed to empower students as mathematical thinkers. It integrates digital resources, dynamic explorations, and technology-enhanced items. The video demonstrates navigating the online site, accessing the dashboard, viewing assignments, and using learning aids. It explains the process of completing assignments, receiving feedback, and utilizing tools like calculators. Students can view grades and access support through live chats and a help menu.

What is the primary goal of the Reveal Math curriculum?

• To replace traditional textbooks

• To focus solely on algebra

• To empower students to become mathematical thinkers

• To provide supplementary resources

How can students access their interactive student edition?

• Through a mailed package

• Through the library

• By logging into their dashboard

• By attending a physical class

What can students find within the lesson presentations?

• Recorded lectures

• Printed worksheets

• Step-by-step examples, videos, and additional help

• Only text-based examples

Which tools are included in the learning tools section?

• Protractors and compasses

• Cooking utensils

• Paintbrushes and canvases

• Musical instruments

Where can students find their assignments?

• Under the assignment tab and calendar view

• In their email

• In the library

• On the school notice board

What feature helps students receive immediate feedback on assignments?

• Manual grading

• Teacher comments

• Peer review

• Auto-grading

What happens if a student needs extra help with a problem?

• They can access an explanation and try a new question

• They must wait for the next class

• They need to email the teacher

• They have to ask a friend

What should a student do if they haven't completed an assignment?

• Ignore it

• Submit it incomplete

• Save and exit to return later

• Delete the assignment

Where can students view their grades?

• On the school website

• On a public notice board

• In the principal's office

• Under categories like assignments, homework, and assessments

How can students access additional help if needed?

• By visiting the library

• By reading the textbook

• By clicking on the help menu for live chats and a toll-free number

• By attending extra classes