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MM 255 MM/255 MM255 Unit 1 Instructor Graded Assignment

The Instructor Graded Assignment is a different and completely separate Assignment from the MML Graded Practice, which is an online Assignment in MML that provides practice in solving problems related to the unit concepts. The Instructor Graded Assignments for each unit contain problems that will give you practice with calculations for the topics covered in each unit. Some of these Assignments will require writing an essay to include discussion about those problems in the unit
Directions for the Instructor Graded Assignment
Go to Doc Sharing found on the top menu of the course, scroll down to “Unit 1 Instructor Graded Assignment” and click the link. The document is a template that you will complete for this Assignment and also includes the instructions for you to follow. All of your work will be done in this template. When you complete this Assignment, you will need to rename the document, save it in a place where you can find it, and then upload it to the unit Dropbox.
All Assignments are due by Tuesday at 11:59 PM ET of the assigned unit.
Submitting Your Work
Save your Assignment as a Word document with the proper naming convention: first name lastname-MM255-section-Unit X Assignment (section is your course section; X is your unit number). Make certain to save your Assignment in a location where you can find it, such as your desktop. When you are ready to submit it, go to the Dropbox and complete the steps below:
•	Click the link that reads: "Submit an Assignment.”
•	In the "Submit to Basket" menu, select Unit 1: Assignment.
•	In the "Comments" field, make sure to add at least the title of your Assignment.
•	Click the Attachments "Add/Remove" button.
•	Attach your Word document.
•	Click “Submit Assignment.”
To view your graded work, come back to the Dropbox or go to the Gradebook after your instructor has evaluated it.

Unit 1: Instructor Graded Assignment

Basic Math

In this class, you will complete an Instructor Graded Assignment in Units 1 to 10. These Assignments give you a chance to apply the skills you have learned as you complete each unit. You will have a chance to solve problems using a combination of the math skills learned and internet research. 

Unit 1 focuses on solving basic math problems, which is covered in your reading from:

●	Chapter 1: “Review of Whole Numbers”
●	Chapter 2: “Review of Fractions”
●	Chapter 3: “Decimals”
●	Chapter 4: “Percentages”

You must show your work at all times. The steps for solving each problem must be explained. Failure to do so could result in your submission being given a 0 grade. If you have any questions about how much work to show, please contact your instructor.

Assignments must be submitted as a Microsoft® Word® document and uploaded to the Dropbox for Unit 1. Type all answers directly in this Assignment below each question.

All Assignments are due by Tuesday at 11:59 p.m. ET of the assigned unit. 

Available Resources 

One of the benefits of attending here at Kaplan is that we have a tremendous amount of resources available for you. If you find yourself having difficulties completing this exercise, consider taking advantage on one or more of the following resources:

1.	Textbook: The textbook reading assigned for each unit includes the topics and calculation details for each type of problem you will complete.

2.	LiveBinders: In the LiveBinder for the unit, you will find more informationon unit topics, example problems, and video content on the unit- topics. To access the LiveBinder for a unit, use the menu on the left side of the classroom, select the unit you are in, and when you click the unit link several additional links will appear below the unit heading, one of those links will be “Live Binders.”

3.	KU Math Center: Take advantage of the KU Math Center- many services:
a.	Math Tutoring 
b.	Question & Answer Services
c.	Request a Video Example Services
d.	Project Review Services (be sure to submit Assignments early enough to receive feedback and make corrections before the Assignment due date, 24 hour turn-around times Monday-Thursday and 48 hour turn-around times on weekends are typical).
e.	Math Center Reference Library

To access the KU Math Center, start at the KU Campus Home Page. From the KU Campus Home Page, select My Studies (top menu bar), then select Academic Support Center, and review the Math Center offerings.

4.	Email Your Instructor: Your instructor is only an email away; when you cannot make any more progress on a problem, reach out. Send your instructor the work you started and steps of the problem you have completed so far, and ask for help. Your instructor will respond within 24 hours.

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