Thank you for taking the effort to submit your test for the contest. Unfortunately, this test will not be able to receive a prize:
Missing explanations. All questions have no explanations. There are third party links but they do not provide any explanation E.g. #q1, #q2, #q3, #q4 etc.
Tall Monkey
All the problems are almost the same and there is no explanation for the problems at all. They said to use calculator, but it is not explanation
Wise Flyauthor
> All the problems are almost the same and there is no explanation for the problems at all. I understand that it can feel dull but it's mono-thematic and this is all about isosceles triangles so I cannot make it better. I have to say it's impossible to get around the 200 characters limitation for explanation and you can't format math like in MathML, so I selected a calculator to explain my process.
> They said to use calculator, but it is not explanation The calculator has a section below the solution as " How did we calculate this triangle?" with solution solved step by step.
Tall Monkey
Ok, bro
Mindful Griffin
The only thing I could rescue from this by taking the trouble to check whether or not there was an error or not, is that the problems you pose are well posed, and that the correct answers are correct. At most there will be a couple of responses with an error margin of 0.01, but beyond that, it must be recognized that there are no serious errors.
One of the requirements to participate in the contest, is that the educational test be original, which your explanations lack due to the fact that you didn't even bother, placing a hyperlink without previously detailing how it is that you arrived at the result that you arrived.
Finally, it should be noted that the fact of putting a hyperlink of a calculator without bothering to give an explanation in any of the questions, or at least detailing the corresponding formula to use, denotes the lack of interest, originality and vocation for teach and transmit, which are fundamental principles that surely both the judges of the contest and the organizers of it are looking for.
Unfortunately, this test will not be able to receive a prize:
Missing explanations. All questions have no explanations. There are third party links but they do not provide any explanation E.g. #q1, #q2, #q3, #q4 etc.
for the problems at all.
I understand that it can feel dull but it's mono-thematic and this is
all about isosceles triangles so I cannot make it better. I have to say
it's impossible to get around the 200 characters limitation for
explanation and you can't format math like in MathML, so I selected a
calculator to explain my process.
> They said to use calculator, but it is not explanation
The calculator has a section below the solution as "
How did we calculate this triangle?" with solution solved step by step.
One of the requirements to participate in the contest, is that the educational test be original, which your explanations lack due to the fact that you didn't even bother, placing a hyperlink without previously detailing how it is that you arrived at the result that you arrived.
Finally, it should be noted that the fact of putting a hyperlink of a calculator without bothering to give an explanation in any of the questions, or at least detailing the corresponding formula to use, denotes the lack of interest, originality and vocation for teach and transmit, which are fundamental principles that surely both the judges of the contest and the organizers of it are looking for.
The same was repeated in literally their remaining 121 quizzes on plane geometry in 4 different languages: Spanish, English, Italian and German:
Spanish: https://quiz.directory/?query=Geometr%C3%ADa+plana.
English: https://quiz.directory/?query=plane%20geometry.
Italian: https://quiz.directory/?query=Geometria+piana%3A.
German: https://quiz.directory/?query=Ebenengeometrie.
In case all this isn't enough, the translation to German was a direct copy and paste of the Google Translate, which, as is well known, doesn't always translate as one would like, so, not only did more than 100 questionnaires in 4 different languages, but also made them with languages with which doesn't know how to speak well.
I hope I have saved you a good job, dear judges, and thank you very much for taking the time you are taking to evaluate. A greeting!