Subsection 6.1.1 Prep Text: Algebra
This is the main introduction to the topic.
Esentially a mini textbook.
Doesn’t need to be extremely thorough for the first pass through. You can edit it later during a 2nd round of edits.
I try to aim for about 0-1 example problems at this point after the introduction for any involved calculations. Example problems have a single drop down with the statement and solution all containted within the drop down.
Example 6.1.1.
This is a the first example problem example. This is a good spot for a question.
This is the begining of the solution.
Include as many paragraphs as needed. You can include math stuff too.
Maybe a short debreif after the examples?
I also like to have 1-3 check point questions after the examples if any. The check point questions have a dropdown that shows the question, then there are three more drop downs for hints, answer, and solution.
Checkpoint 6.1.2.
Problem statement goes here.
Hint.
Answer.
Solution.
A detailed solution goes here.
Can always have multiple paragraphs in any of these sections.
Checkpoint 6.1.3.
Problem statement goes here.
Hint.
Answer.
Solution.
A detailed solution goes here.
Can always have multiple paragraphs in any of these sections.
Why Use Them?
This is a why section. Not sure if I will always have this since I try to motivate the topic throughout. But keep this short, very short if included.
Bonus Trick: something fun
Is this topic related to something else fun, if so mention it here.
Keep it short.
If the bonus trick needs a longer example, include it after here.
Example 6.1.4.
This is a the first example problem example. This is a good spot for a question.
This is the begining of the solution.
Include as many paragraphs as needed. You can include math stuff too.
A Parting Word
Very short parting word. Keep it whimiscal.
Quick review questions after this section. These questions have a drop down for the problem statement, then have multiple choice options. Each option has a hint after clicked and checked by user.