The horror of bad feedback

Feedback. Everyone gets it, everyone gives it. It's the reason I'd never want to be a principal. I cringe giving it, I cringe getting it, especially when the feedback is bad or about my favorite things.

Or both!

"Looks good, I like the idea behind these, and I think they will help my students. However, I think some adjustments to the layout would be beneficial and save some time in cutting and assembling them. Thanks!"

She was right. 

Here are photos of one of the flippables she was referring to. I should mention that this set of linear equations flippables is my bestseller, so the feedback was especially hard to swallow.

After a few more ratings along these same lines, I decided to push all else aside and do some serious updating. The old ones got completely scrapped. The new set is easy to assemble. Just cut, stack and staple. Here's a gif of this same slope-intercept flippable, now completely updated.

And I got carried away, which is something I tend to do in all aspects of my life. I went whole hog. 

The Point-slope flippable got updated.

The Slope Formula flippable got updated, too. Different font, better layout for cutting faster, more streamlined appearance. 

I also added a set that is blank inside for students who need a little less scaffolding. And I have to tell you, I like them more than ever.

Algebra Activities Bundle