Monday, 20 July • Form 2 • Algebra

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Assessment overview

Class mastery

73%
On track • rubric total 10

Scripts analyzed

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Need review

2Confidence or evidence flag

Teacher approved

338% of feedback

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  • 1 Transcribe visible working
  • 2 Compare with approved rubric
  • 3 Flag uncertainty for review
  • 4 Map class misconceptions

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ALG-005

Eli P.

Solve -2x + 6 = 18

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Transcription

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Transcription62%
Assessment68%

Review requested: confirm the visible signs and final operation.

Rubric evidenceScore
MethodCorrectly subtracts 6, then attempts division.3/4
AccuracyFinal sign appears positive, but the handwriting is ambiguous.2/4
ReasoningThe final division step is not written.1/2
Suggested next step

Write the final division explicitly: x = 12 ÷ (-2).

Step 4

What to reteach tomorrow

01watch

Incomplete working

Critical transformations are implied, making the reasoning difficult to verify.

2learners affected
Tomorrow’s move

Model a three-line solution format: operation, simplified equation, final answer.

02priority

Negative sign handling

Learners lose or misapply a negative sign during division or inequality operations.

2learners affected
Tomorrow’s move

Use a number-line demonstration, then compare one equation and one inequality divided by -3.

03emerging

Constant arithmetic

Algebraic grouping is correct but integer arithmetic changes the result.

1learner affected
Tomorrow’s move

Pause after grouping like terms and calculate constants separately on a number line.

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