Question

0-5. i can informally describe patterns in graphs. mx. tolbern’s math class plotted the points on the following graph. mistakes if mx. tolbern’s students graphed their beliefs accurately, what can you say about mx. tolbern’s students? b. where would you plot your own beliefs on this graph? why?

Explanation:

a. From the graph, most of Mx. Tolbern's students seem to believe that mistakes happen frequently and are helpful. There are also a few points indicating that some think mistakes rarely happen and are harmful.
b. The placement of personal - belief points depends on one's view. If one believes mistakes are helpful and happen often, they would plot in the upper - right quadrant. If one thinks mistakes are harmful and rarely happen, they would plot in the lower - left quadrant.

Answer:

a. Most students think mistakes happen frequently and are helpful, while some think mistakes rarely happen and are harmful.
b. It depends on personal view. If one believes mistakes are helpful and happen often, plot in the upper - right quadrant; if one believes mistakes are harmful and rarely happen, plot in the lower - left quadrant.