Peer Engagement III.1

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Exchange your solution and all of the work you did to get there with your partner. You will then review your partner’s work and solution and fill out the Peer-to-Peer Learning Guide provided here. Do your best to complete the Learning Guide as fully as possible as it will help you and your partner learn the material (note: that your responses to the Learning Guide will not impact the points your pattern receives for completing the problem). As you complete the Learning Guide, make sure to ask your partner any questions you have regarding their problem solving process. Once you are done, please submit your responses here, to the Learning Guide to receive credit for participation in this peer-to-peer learning activity.

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Record my email address with my response

What is your name?

What is your partner's name?
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What is your partner's favorite ___ ?

Review your partner’s work.

Please select all of the statements from below that best describe your thoughts about their approach/solution.

The reasoning in this solution improves my understanding of this problem substantially.

The reasoning in this solution is different from mine, but still solves most parts of or the entire problem.

The reasoning in this solution is like mine and solves most parts of or the entire the problem.

The reasoning in this solution seems to be on the right track to solve the problem, but my classmate took problem-solving steps that I do not understand.

The reasoning in this solution seems to be on the right track to solve the problem, but there are missing or incorrect problem-solving steps.

I am totally confused by the reasoning in this solution.

There is not enough work in this solution for me to offer comments.

Please select from the following list all of the strategies your partner used to solve the assigned problem. Not all strategies may be applicable.
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Drawing/graphing/diagramming

Calculations

Reasoning with principles or theorems

Written explanation

Used a specific case to solve the problem

None of the above

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