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Do more with your classroom technology Outstanding content for your 1:1, BYOD, or digital learning initiative Export to a Google Quiz, Schoology, or the Canvas LMS Create slideshows with built-in scoring; get instant feedback with QR codes Turn questions into “playlists,” do embedded assessments, customize your curriculum, and much more!
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Building, Sharing Managing Frameworks Problem-Attic has tools for aligning questions to state standards, for doing curriculum development for your school or district, and for adapting the database to meet your own personal needs One of the tools which is available to all Problem-Attic users is called the Framework Builder A framework is like a custom database module You can select
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Reading Passage Collection – Index and Themes Up in the attic, we take content curation seriously We spend time organizing not only the questions in Problem-Attic, but also the reading passages and graphics (The graphics library is described here ) If you’re an ELA teacher, this makes it much easier to find passages that tie in with your curriculum and are the right length and difficulty
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About the database The Problem-Attic database has more than 400,000 questions for all grades and core subjects About 80% are freely available for teacher use, and a good number of those are available in both and English and Spanish To make browsing and selecting easier, the database is separated into “banks” In most cases, this is done by subject area (math, science, social studies and
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Parts, Directions, Formatting of Individual Problems Problem-Attic documents are now “hierarchical”, which means you can separate them into parts and subparts, add your own directions, and change the formatting of individual problems You can also insert custom answer spaces, such as: “griddables” (also known as grid-ins) coordinate graphs and numberlines snippets of graph paper blank
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Slideshows with real-time scoring In Problem-Attic there’s a way to project questions on to a whiteboard and view student responses as they come in This is similar to the way clickers used to work We call it “real-time scoring”, and we think you’ll find it useful for lessons, review, quizzes, exit tickets, or just about any activity where you want to get immediate feedback from
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Content Overview The table below shows what’s in the Problem-Attic database The information is current as of summer 2024 The program is regularly updated with new titles, released items from state assessments, and academic competitions You may like to come back to this page from time-to-time and see what’s new For more details about the database, including sample documents, links to
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Inline Math Editor Problem-Attic has made the writing of math and science questions faster than ever! An option for “live” or inline math provides all kinds of shortcuts plus automatic on-screen preview The inline math editor is based on MathQuill, a popular program for adding formulas and special symbols to a web page You might be familiar with MathQuill already if you’ve used the
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