Describe what you learned and why it's important.
what is the "myth" of the math brain or math person based on the video and article?
the myth is that people are either a "math person" or not, as being born good at math.
why are mistakes important in math class?
mistakes are good because you can use them to learn and reflect on how you can do better next time.
How do you feel about math right now, based on your previous experiences?
right now I'm not feeling to good about it as last year I wasn't good at it at all and got bad grades.
what are some specific, actionable steps you can take to improve your math mindset this year?
The test was mainly about angles and identifying congruent shapes.
I got a meets on the test as I got 11 out of the 14 questions correct, I would've gotten 12 but I forgot to explain my answer on one of them.
what grade did you get on your workbook and why?
set a goal for your learning and performance in the next unit.