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Fiesta28 [93]
2 years ago
5

Mr. Johns gave a test last week and Ginny missed one question. She answered that 14.5 people would ride on each bus rather than

15. Her parents would like a conference because she did the math problem correctly and should receive credit even though her answer was not reasonable. How should Mr. Johns handle this situation
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mars2501 [29]2 years ago
4 0

Mr. Johns handle this situation to Agree to meet, listen to their concerns, and then explaining that one component of math is understanding reasonable answers.

Mr. Johns gave a test last week and Ginny missed one question. She answered that 14.5 people would ride on each bus rather than 15. Her parents would like a conference because she did the math problem correctly and should receive credit even though her answer was not reasonable.

Mr. Johns handle this situation to Agree to meet, listen to their concerns, and then explain that one component of math is understanding reasonable answers.

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