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- Overdue Equivalent fractionsWas due Sun 11 Oct · 6 questions · you are on Q3 9 days late
- Overdue Adding fractions, unlike denominatorsWas due Sun 18 Oct · 6 questions · not started 2 days late
- Wed 21 Class with Maya10:30 am · 45 min · Fractions in everyday problems Tomorrow
This week
Tasks done. Tick them as you finish. Nothing is lost if you miss a day.
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- Equivalent fractionsFrom Maya's lesson, 5 Oct. She decides what shows here. Practising
- Adding fractionsStarts with your next homework. Not started
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Equivalent fractions · question 3 of 6
Solve 3x + 5 = 20. Show each step, then check your answer.
Why check by substituting?
It proves your answer works in the original equation. If 3(5) + 5 equals 20, x = 5 is right, whatever the steps looked like.
Your working stays with you until you hand in. Maya sees it only then.
Week of 19 October
Mon 19
Nothing planned
Tue 20 · Today
30 min Equivalent fractions Q3 to Q6
Wed 21
10:30 am Class with Maya45 min
Thu 22
30 min Adding fractions Q1 to Q3
Fri 23
Nothing planned
Sat 24
Nothing planned
Sun 25
Nothing planned
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- It asks questions first, it does not do the work for you.
- Does a 15 or 16 year old find "what is due and what is late" in one glance, without feeling managed?
- Is "nothing is lost if you miss a day" enough to stop the checklist feeling like pressure?
- Do students share a helper question with their tutor when it is their choice, and does anyone use it?
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