Re: [Phys-l] a different kind of math background quiz

[Bernard Cleyet <bernardcleyet@redshift.com>]

This posted today on the tap-l  :
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Instructional Tools for Science and Mathematics

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At this web site you will find diagnostic instructional tools for middle and high school teachers and students. These tools, which include web-served assessments, are aligned with National Standards and Benchmarks in science and mathematics. Resources in this project have been developed and tested by teachers and are based on research into the teaching and learning of math and science.
DIAGNOSER: In this web-based assessment program, we have designed sets of questions as formative assessments (e.g., assessments to inform learning and instruction rather than assign scores.) Students receive feedback on their thinking as they work through their assignment. Teachers can access reports on students' thinking related to the assigned content.
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bc

On 2009, Dec 27, , at 14:22, John Denker wrote:

> On 12/17/2009 10:41 PM, Jeff Loats wrote:
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> > I'm looking for an online, self-grading quiz that students can use to see if
> > they have the mathematical background to do well in trig. based introductory
> > physics course.