- Provide a pre-loaded/flipped worked problem – here’s why
- Begin with a quiz – here’s why
- Work through a problem analogous in difficulty to the pre-loaded problem – here’s why
- Present a new problem a little more difficult -– here’s why
- Have students break out into homogeneous ability rooms – here’s why
- Have students demonstrate their solutions – here’s why
- Provide feedback – here’s why
- Set more practice tasks – here’s why
More rationale here
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