Mr. Morris set up a math competition between the Frogs and the Toads. The two groups earn points for the number of math problems solved correctly. They lose points for grabbing papers and for yelling. Mr. Morris fined the Frogs a point the first time they yelled. He fined them a point again the next time. When the Toads yelled, he fined them 2 points more than the Frogs because they yelled louder. When it occurred again, the Toads lost 3 points and the Frogs lost 1 point. Then the Toads lost an additional point for "grousing" about the point loss. The Toads eventually lost the competition by a considerable margin, mainly because of the few points earned for completion and accuracy.(1) why you believe the teacher's plan is not working and what you might do to fix the situation?.

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Mr Morriss plan to manage the math competition between the Frogs and the Toads appears to have several issues that may not be effective in achieving i... View the full answer