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Aleks and Textbooks Info page
Math 6 Welcome Ideas
Aleks is an interactive, adaptive program that each student has created an account for. An Initial Knowledge Check creates a personalized curriculum for each student. Each student will set up their account with my guidance. Their unique user login and password will be written in their hw organizer and should be written by their computer work space at home. The site is https://www.aleks.com/
Usually each week an Aleks assignment will be due by the following Monday. Students MUST show work in their math notebook or no credit will be given for the assignment. Students may use online resources, notes to help them if needed. They may RETAKE each assignment to correct any wrong problems for full credit. As one of my students last year said, “There’s just no excuse not to get a 100% each week!” Amelia L.
Math 6 Welcome Book
