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yes because that's easier for me to understand and I can actually imagine myself in the situation

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yes because that's easier for me to understand and I can actually imagine myself in the situation

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way too broad in its ontology (structure)  

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way too broad in its ontology (structure)  

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it should probably be broken up into different parts

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it should probably be broken up into different parts

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It makes me second guess myself/my work, and the extra words make it very confuing.

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It makes me second guess myself/my work, and the extra words make it very confuing.

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requires nuance to answer but doesn't want that nuanced answer. 

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requires nuance to answer but doesn't want that nuanced answer. 

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Problem 2 is too overwhelming and pressuring and too many details.

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Problem 2 is too overwhelming and pressuring and too many details.

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i couldnt even finish reading problem 2 to know that it was something i wouldnt be able to complete because it was formatted to seem like a lot of work needed to be done to solve it

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i couldnt even finish reading problem 2 to know that it was something i wouldnt be able to complete because it was formatted to seem like a lot of work needed to be done to solve it

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problem 1 is more complex and easier in terms of comparing problem 1 to problem 2

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problem 1 is more complex and easier in terms of comparing problem 1 to problem 2

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Also, problem 2 makes it so yes it's personal which is an issue but because it's personal there's no group learning because there is no correct answer and everyone is going in different directions and its chaotic

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Also, problem 2 makes it so yes it's personal which is an issue but because it's personal there's no group learning because there is no correct answer and everyone is going in different directions and its chaotic

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it could connect with people on a personal level that some may not be comfortable with.

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it could connect with people on a personal level that some may not be comfortable with.

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It takes away from the actual math topic and makes it hard to learn

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It takes away from the actual math topic and makes it hard to learn

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too much info is given, the wording should be broken up into smaller chunks

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too much info is given, the wording should be broken up into smaller chunks

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Their isn't a specific task to the problem in the first place. There wasn't an answer to it. 

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Their isn't a specific task to the problem in the first place. There wasn't an answer to it. 

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All of the extra words that really don't have a signifficance to the problem make it more confusing

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All of the extra words that really don't have a signifficance to the problem make it more confusing

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Too much going on, it gets confusing and frustrating

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Too much going on, it gets confusing and frustrating

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It's personal and targeting specific groups who don't have good housing, and its too wordy and confusing and personal and there can't be a right answer

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It's personal and targeting specific groups who don't have good housing, and its too wordy and confusing and personal and there can't be a right answer

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There is too much information for one problem. Change it to like 3 different problems.

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There is too much information for one problem. Change it to like 3 different problems.

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too wordy, extra links are confusing, makes my head hurt

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too wordy, extra links are confusing, makes my head hurt

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Very extra

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Problem 2 makes it so it is too personal and theres no group learning involved when no one is getting the same answer and is getting confused and going in different directions

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Problem 2 makes it so it is too personal and theres no group learning involved when no one is getting the same answer and is getting confused and going in different directions

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problem 1 is easier compared to problem 2.

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problem 1 is easier compared to problem 2.

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i hate it it reminds me of division and problem 1 is like addition problem 2 is just a waste

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i hate it it reminds me of division and problem 1 is like addition problem 2 is just a waste

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for me, reading thru problem 2 is very hard because it has multi step, and js going back and forward is very complicated.

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for me, reading thru problem 2 is very hard because it has multi step, and js going back and forward is very complicated.

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Problem 1 is straight to the point and easy to understand

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Problem 1 is straight to the point and easy to understand

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it doesn't matter to me but it could matter to others

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it doesn't matter to me but it could matter to others

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Problem two could be fine in the future once you practice more but it falls short in the fact that it's needlessly complicated for an audience that would definitely hate it 

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Problem two could be fine in the future once you practice more but it falls short in the fact that it's needlessly complicated for an audience that would definitely hate it 

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problem 2 is too complicated and all these extra details are too confusing 

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problem 2 is too complicated and all these extra details are too confusing 

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It does because it became a lot more difficult. It's good to have details but this amount of details made it complicated and stressful

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It does because it became a lot more difficult. It's good to have details but this amount of details made it complicated and stressful

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I also like that problem 1 sort of gets to the point instead of all that extra information

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yes. It's good for nuance but it requires an interdisciplinary mind that most wouldn't have if this was an introduction 

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yes. It's good for nuance but it requires an interdisciplinary mind that most wouldn't have if this was an introduction 

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not really

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The answer would be different for everyone and so there isn't one correct answer

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it's more simplified and a better introduction 

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it's more simplified and a better introduction 

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problems that are as complicated as number two need more guidance/more help from teachers/others

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problems that are as complicated as number two need more guidance/more help from teachers/others

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a problem should have a fewer main points not a block of text and questions

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no

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I feel like problem 1 is centered as like a typical worksheet problem, and problem 2 seems like a project, which is more work...

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I feel like problem 1 is centered as like a typical worksheet problem, and problem 2 seems like a project, which is more work...

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It's easier to take in the information and figure out what to do

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It makes it stressful cause there isn't necessarily a right answer, when in math that's all we focus on. but not really

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It makes it stressful cause there isn't necessarily a right answer, when in math that's all we focus on. but not really

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problems that have to much added it could be confusing to people 

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problems that have to much added it could be confusing to people 

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it was alot nicer to look at, much less words

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it was alot nicer to look at, much less words

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It is easier to answer and you won't get lost within the problem

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problem 2 is kinda of chaotic, there's a lot to unpack in this problem and the links are just too difficult to wrap my head around tbh

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problem 2 is kinda of chaotic, there's a lot to unpack in this problem and the links are just too difficult to wrap my head around tbh

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it was a simple problem that can be found if you just do simple math

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it was a simple problem that can be found if you just do simple math

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It feels more simple and a lot nicer to work with

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It feels more simple and a lot nicer to work with

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Problem 2 is way too much and overwhelming in a classroom setting

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Problem 2 is way too much and overwhelming in a classroom setting

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It involves information to answer the question but not too much. Problem 2 has so much information to process instead of just having the info in the question and being able to answer it.

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