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Workshop Set of Student Work for Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations Post-lesson assessment: Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) For Professional Learning Modules developed with funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation © Ann Shannon & Associates, LLC

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Page 1: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Workshop Setof

Student Workfor

Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations

Post-lesson assessment:

Getting Things in Proportion (revisited)

For Professional Learning Modules developed with funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

© Ann Shannon & Associates, LLC

Page 2: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-050 Post-lesson assessment

Page 3: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-050 Post-lesson assessment

Page 4: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-056 Post-lesson assessment

Page 5: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-056 Post-lesson assessment

Page 6: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-060 Post-lesson assessment

Page 7: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-060 Post-lesson assessment

Page 8: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-061 Post-lesson assessment

Page 9: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-061 Post-lesson assessment

Page 10: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-069 Post-lesson assessment

Page 11: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-069 Post-lesson assessment

Page 12: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-073 Post-lesson assessment

Page 13: Proportion and Non-Proportion Situations · Getting Things in Proportion (revisited) I. Cherie wants to go home in a taxi. She lives 7 miles away. The taxi firm charges $4 plus $1.50

Post-Lesson AssessmentGrade 77 Math

Student # 01-04-05-03-(2)-073 Post-lesson assessment