Using Formative for Scaffolded Math Assignments
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Learn how to use the Formative platform to create scaffolded math assignments & activities - going deeper than just glorified online worksheets or multiple choice questions. Doing a bit of scaffolding work on the front end will reveal whether students actually understand the math processes and relationships!

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Read #764, and part (a).One of the factors of 2x^{2}+5x-12 is (2x-3). We need to determine the other binomial factor. Start by thinking this way: What can be multiplied by 2x to yield 2x^2?
Read #764, and part (a).
One of the factors of 2x^{2}+5x-12 is (2x-3). We need to determine the other binomial factor. Start by thinking this way: What can be multiplied by 2x to yield 2x^2?
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We now know that our binomial must look like this:(x + \underline{\hspace{5mm}} )What number must go in the blank so that when it is multiplied by the -3 in the first factor (2x-3), the result will be -12?
We now know that our binomial must look like this:
(x + \underline{\hspace{5mm}} )
What number must go in the blank so that when it is multiplied by the -3 in the first factor (2x-3), the result will be -12?
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Based on your responses to #1 and #2, what is the missing factor in #764(a)?
Based on your responses to #1 and #2, what is the missing factor in #764(a)?
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Type out the entire factorization statement from #764(a). It should look like:2x^{2}+5x-12=(2x-3)(answer to #3).
Type out the entire factorization statement from #764(a). It should look like:
2x^{2}+5x-12=(2x-3)(answer to #3).
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Using the same ideas from #1 and #2 above, what must be the missing factor in #764(b)?
Using the same ideas from #1 and #2 above, what must be the missing factor in #764(b)?
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Type out the entire factorization statement from #764(b). Use the same format as described in #4 above.
Type out the entire factorization statement from #764(b). Use the same format as described in #4 above.
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Find the missing factor for #764(c), and use it to type out the full factorization statement.
Find the missing factor for #764(c), and use it to type out the full factorization statement.
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Find the missing factor for #764(d), and use it to type out the full factorization statement.
Find the missing factor for #764(d), and use it to type out the full factorization statement.