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    Using Task Cards in Middle School

    May 10, 2018 /

    If you go to TeacherspayTeachers.com there are task cards everywhere.  But what are the best ways to use them in your classroom? Test Prep Task cards are great for test prep.  You can assign the students to work individually or in pairs on a set of cards.  They give them repeated practice on math concepts. You can either have the students do all the work and then give them the answers at the end.  Or, you can have the students actively use the answer key to check their answers as they go so that they can immediately correct errors. Task cards require fairly minimal teacher involvement, making it an easy way…

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