Geometry Problems Checklist (b)
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Geometry Problems Checklist (b)
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Get paper, pencils, colored pencils, and additional materials such as manipulatives (pattern blocks), ruler, and protractor -
Read the directions
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If needed, review the example problems from the teacher, my notes, or book
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Read the problem twice
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If I'm given a picture, clearly mark it up with numbers and labels
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If no picture is given, decide if I need one. If so, draw it neatly. Use graph paper or ruler if it helps
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If I'm stuck, talk through or describe what I see in the problem out loud
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Show my work so I can easily check for computation errors
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Circle any problem I am unsure of so I can re-solve it at the end. Don't let myself get stuck on any one problem, move on, and try again later
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Go back to any problem where I was unsure and re-solve. Avoid looking at what I did the first time through. If I'm still unsure, ask for help or circle to discuss with my teacher
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Check my answers to make sure they are complete and make sense
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Test how well I understand the concept by trying to explain why my strategy makes sense
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Write down any questions to ask my teacher