Teacher presents MMR (Advanced Quantitative Reasoning) as project-based algebra II alternative
Kyle Fox outlined the MMR (renamed Advanced Quantitative Reasoning) course as a project-based alternative that satisfies the state's algebra II requirement; about 20 students are enrolled and projects have included regression modeling, catapults and mock-trial evidence problems.
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Kyle Fox told the board the MMR program — relabeled Advanced Quantitative Reasoning to conform with course naming — is a project-based alternative to algebra II that focuses on modeling and reasoning rather than traditional quizzes and tests.
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