You may remember that I introduced
Problem-Attic at a faculty meeting earlier in October and also wrote a
blog post about it. Well, great news! This past weekend Problem-Attic added more questions to their database. Now it includes about 80,000 questions, grouped as follows:
- 22,000 released test questions from state assessments and curriculum documents. These cover Math, Science and Social Studies for grades 3–12.
- 3,200 questions from released NAEP/TIMSS tests. These are for grades 3–12, mostly math and science and some ELA.
- 9,000 high school math contest questions. These come from two prominent North Carolina state competitions.
- 45,000 NY Regents questions covering 11 core subjects. These are mostly for grades 9–12, though middle school teachers will find many uses for them.
By late April, Problem-Attic expects to have questions from at least 25 states.
How to Use in Education:
I found it really easy to create worksheets based on the bank of questions in Problem-Attic. This is a great tool to create review questions, challenge questions, or to differentiate instruction in your class.
