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Wednesday, September 20, 2006

More on ARMT and open-ended questions

Here are several resources mentioned in yesterday’s ARMT workshop that seemed particularly interesting:


Math Instructional Strategies

Need stems for open-ended questions? Here are some starters

Converting closed questions to open-ended questions in the math class. Here are some examples

May other examples can be found here.

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