Practice and reflection

Check the idea, then explain it.

Try these questions after the lessons. Responses remain in your browser and are not submitted. The questions are informal checks, not a graded or validated assessment.

1. Is an answer alone a complete explanation?
2. Which feedback is more useful: “nice” or “your example makes the definition clear”?
3. Should a group wait until the deadline to combine its pieces?

Transfer your understanding

For each question, explain why one alternative is incorrect. Then create your own example that illustrates the correct idea. Recognition is a starting point; explanation shows how the ideas connect.

Ready for a longer task?

Apply all three lessons in the guided project →