2.1-2.3b Quiz Corrections. Timeline Thursday, 11/12: Correct the original quiz together. Friday, 11/13: Finish quiz Corrections. Practice #1. Monday,

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b Quiz Corrections

Timeline Thursday, 11/12: Correct the original quiz together. Friday, 11/13: Finish quiz Corrections. Practice #1. Monday, 11/16: Practice #2. Tuesday, 11/17: Quiz retake in class. This is your ONE AND ONLY RETAKE OPPORTUNITY! MAKE IT COUNT FOR YOU!

Thursday, 11/12 Corrections will be done together, but notes first. 1) All integer rules apply to all numbers. The integer rules for adding and subtracting whole numbers, decimals and fractions are the same. The integer rules for multiplying and dividing whole numbers, decimals and fractions are the same.

Corrections Always write: negative or positive? For each problem. Before you start a problem, analyze the answer. Will it be negative or positive? Circle the one you chose. After you finish each problem, check to see if your answer matches what you circled.

Paper Set Up Fold your paper hotdog style into three columns. You might need to write in the margins. Work space with negative or positive? Specific ProcessError Analysis

Friday, 11/13 Finish Quiz corrections. Practice #1: fold your paper in half (hotdog style again). Remember to write negative or positive? For each problem. Before you start a problem, analyze the answer. Will it be negative or positive? Circle the one you chose. After you finish each problem, check to see if your answer matches what you circled.

Paper Set Up Fold your paper hotdog style into two columns. You might need to write in the margins. Work space with negative or positive? Specific Process

Monday, 11/16 Turn in Practice #1. Practice #2: fold your paper in half (hotdog style again). Remember to write negative or positive? For each problem. Before you start a problem, analyze the answer. Will it be negative or positive? Circle the one you chose. After you finish each problem, check to see if your answer matches what you circled.

Paper Set Up Fold your paper hotdog style into two columns. You might need to write in the margins. Work space with negative or positive? Specific Process

Tuesday, 11/17 Turn in Practice #2. The ONE and ONLY Quiz Retake.