How to use

Work on paper. Check one part at a time.

1. Have your Day 2 paper and a pencil ready. Follow the five sections from left to right.
2. Read Your next action. Say or write your response before using the green button. You do not need to type an answer into the lesson.
3. The soup example shows the method. For Ashley, complete each part on paper before revealing its check.
4. Complete both back-page problems independently. Their answers open only when you choose to check your written work.
5. Use the final section to move into Topic 26 ALEKS practice, keeping your reasoning on paper. Scroll to read every part of the problem.

Paper pause covers this screen while you write and returns to the same step. Back revisits a step. Replay emphasis repeats a visual cue. No animation shows the same mathematics immediately.

Use Tab to move between controls and Enter or Space to activate buttons. Escape closes a dialog. Full screen depends on the browser. There is no timer, score, or student-data collection.

Paper pause

Your paper holds the reasoning.

Return whenever you are ready. The lesson stays at this step.