Typical Worksheet
Representative format using the same points.
Find the slope of the line through (2, 2) and (6, 14).
A.3
B.0.333
C.2
D.4
Another Angle
Same math. Better context.
Grade 7 math practice built around what students already care about, followed by neutral section quizzes that show whether they can apply the same skill in a traditional test format.
Difference
One skill. Two ways to encounter it.
Compare a traditional presentation with a basketball-based version built around the same underlying mathematics.
VS.
Another Angle Context
Examples from the Studio
Example 1 of 1
Current slide: example 1 of 1, Slope from a graph.
A corner three drill graph passes through (2, 2) and (6, 14). Find the slope of the line.
Transfer
Practice in their world. Prove it in a test-ready format.
Basketball-based practice helps students stay engaged while learning a skill. At the end of each section, a neutral quiz removes the basketball context and checks whether they can apply the same mathematics in the format they are likely to see at school.
Basketball practice
Examples from the Studio
Example 1 of 1
Current slide: example 1 of 1, Slope from a graph.
A corner three drill graph passes through (2, 2) and (6, 14). Find the slope of the line.
Neutral section quiz
Examples from the Studio
Example 1 of 1
Current slide: example 1 of 1, Neutral slope question.
The graph shows a line through points A and B. What is the slope of the line?
Research
Research behind interest-based learning
Research suggests that connecting learning to students' interests can support engagement and, in some studies, mathematics performance.
Personalized math problems can improve speed, accuracy, and later learning.
Using Adaptive Learning Technologies to Personalize Instruction to Student Interests: The Impact of Relevant Contexts on Performance and Learning OutcomesCandace A. Walkington, 2013
Southern Methodist University
Contextualization, personalization, and choice can strengthen motivation and engagement.
Intrinsic Motivation and the Process of Learning: Beneficial Effects of Contextualization, Personalization, and ChoiceDiana I. Cordova and Mark R. Lepper, 1996
Yale University · Stanford University
Interest-based personalization can improve both math engagement and classroom performance.
The Role of Situational Interest in Personalized LearningMatthew L. Bernacki and Candace A. Walkington, 2018
University of Nevada, Las Vegas · Southern Methodist University
Institutional affiliations identify the study authors and do not imply endorsement of Another Angle.
Parent value
See progress without hovering over every practice session.
The parent dashboard brings practice consistency, skill progress, and neutral quiz results into one place.
Demo dashboard
Weekly practice consistencySkills mastered and needing supportNeutral quiz performance
Weekly practice consistencySkills mastered and needing supportNeutral quiz performance
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