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With Problem-Attic, you can act on the data, with the world’s largest online question bank and the most flexible formatting and delivery system. NY Regents and other states’ released tests, curriculum guides, academic competitions, SBAC, PARCC, NAEP, TIMSS, PISA, and more.
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Problem-Attic makes all of your other classroom technology more powerful! When you combine its database with Google Classroom, Schoology, Canvas, or almost any other LMS, you get a best-of-class solution: outstanding content and maximum flexibility.
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Problem-Attic is a tool for creating your own teaching materials. It combines an enormous database of questions—now more than 350,000—with a wide range of options for selection, formatting, and delivery. It’s useful not only for assessment, but for regular instruction, classroom activities, and blended/online learning.
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personalize your instruction, do real formative assessment, make the best use of classroom technology, including interactive whiteboards, Chromebooks, smartphones, and tablets. The program is designed to empower you, the teacher. You’re …
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We developed Problem-Attic for several reasons. First, we wanted to contribute to the education community by making a large database of questions available for free, for differentiated instruction, blended and self-paced learning, and real formative assessment (by which we mean classroom-level).
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Search by topic. In Problem-Attic, you can search for questions by keyword or topic. This can speed up selection because you don’t have to navigate through the database looking for specific categories.
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Content Overview. The table below shows what’s in the Problem-Attic database. The information is current as of summer 2024. The program is regularly updated with new titles, released items from state assessments, and academic competitions.
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Ctrl/Cmd-M is used to start and stop the inline math editor. This is not exactly the same as “math mode” in the LaTex language, but it is close. In Problem-Attic you can use the inline editor anywhere in a problem or answer, including in the cells of a table and in a multiple-choice block.