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Overview of Assessment Tools

 

Math for Business and Life, 4th edition, has several valuable assessment tools to help instructors and students.

A Pre-Quiz, free of charge, helps evaluate the level of each student at the start of the course. The questions cover basic concepts; we predict that over half of students who take the Pre-Quiz should be able to answer at least 80% of the questions correctly. For questions missed, students are given page numbers of the text to review. Instructors are provided with a summary report that shows how each student did, as well as how many students missed each question. The summary report should provide a basis for how much time instructors should spend reviewing each of the basic concepts for each specific class. If you are an instructor who is considering using Math for Business and Life at your school and would like to see the Pre-Quiz questions, send your request to
facultysupport@olympuspub.com.

A Student Tutorial, free of charge, provides a fun way for students to sharpen their skills. Students select a chapter and answer questions to see what has sunk in. Students are given a chance to re-do the questions they miss and are shown the correct answer if they ask. To see actual Student Tutorials, simply click on Student Tutorial on the navigation bar under Student Resources.

Homework Assignments are provided in two formats: (1) a printed booklet, and (2) an online auto-graded format. The homework questions mirror the Chapter Review Problems (found at the end of each chapter in the text); if students are having trouble with a certain homework problem, they can refer to the corresponding Chapter Review Problem. This means less frustration for students and less time required by instructors. Our online auto-graded homework results in less time for instructors. There is a nominal charge to students. The question responses are scrambled from student to student. Instructors are provided with a summary report for each class. If you are an instructor who is considering using Math for Business and Life at your school and would like to see a sample of an online homework assignment, send your request to facultysupport@olympuspub.com.