Learner review of Math progress assignment
Once the educator returns the assignment, the learner can see their:
- Grade: the percentage of correctly solved problems
- Point total: number of points the learner earned for correct responses
- Most frequent rating: how the learner rated most of the questions
- Misconceptions: type and frequency of misconceptions they made during the assignment
Next, the learner can review the individual problems, including:
- Their answer
- The correct answer
- Their mistakes
Solution steps
The learner can choose to show solution steps, which give them step-by-step directions for solving a problem. The learner can also compare the solution steps to their own work that they previously uploaded to see where they made mistakes.
This process offers several benefits to the learner:
- The learner gains a deeper understanding* by following detailed steps to reinforce their grasp of concepts and problem-solving techniques
- By letting learners compare their work to solution steps, they learn to spot mistakes and misconceptions
- The learner can self-correct based on the solution steps, which empowers them to improve and builds confidence in their own abilities
- Providing solution steps fosters transparency and demystifies problem solving, which encourages active engagement
By letting learners review solution steps and compare their own work, Math Progress promotes reflection, growth, and independent learning.