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train · 116k rows

role stringclasses 2 values	content stringlengths 0 2.1k	session_id int64 10 21.7k	sequence_id int64 0 2.38k	annotations listlengths 0 8
student	right	15,029	110	[]
volunteer	I'm talking about y	15,029	111	[]
volunteer	up/down	15,029	112	[]
volunteer	how far up from B to B' ?	15,029	113	[]
student	6	15,029	114	[]
volunteer	divide by 2	15,029	115	[]
student	3	15,029	116	[]
volunteer	you need to go up 3 lines from B	15,029	117	[]
volunteer	and 9 to the right, like you did	15,029	118	[]
student	okay	15,029	119	[]
volunteer	you have to go halfway between the points for both x AND y	15,029	120	[]
volunteer	do you understand, now?	15,029	121	[]
student	no	15,029	122	[]
student	i do	15,029	123	[]
student	but the graphing no	15,029	124	[]
volunteer	start at B	15,029	125	[]
volunteer	count 9 lines to the right, 3 lines up, pick that point	15,029	126	[]
student	i got that	15,029	127	[]
volunteer	now the bottom point is right, the top one is wrong	15,029	128	[]
volunteer	y is OK, x is wrong	15,029	129	[]
volunteer	how far to the left from C to C' ?	15,029	130	[]
student	12	15,029	131	[]
volunteer	yes	15,029	132	[]
volunteer	/2	15,029	133	[]
student	6	15,029	134	[]
volunteer	and how far to the right did you go from C?	15,029	135	[]
student	6	15,029	136	[]
volunteer	count again	15,029	137	[]
student	ohh 8	15,029	138	[]
volunteer	actually, 7	15,029	139	[]
volunteer	don't count that first dot	15,029	140	[]
volunteer	that one lines up with C	15,029	141	[]
student	oh	15,029	142	[]
volunteer	only supposed to go 6, but you went 7	15,029	143	[]
student	so go back one	15,029	144	[]
volunteer	yeah	15,029	145	[]
volunteer	keep y the same	15,029	146	[]
student	ok tahnk you its rihg	15,029	147	[]
volunteer	my blue dot	15,029	148	[]
student	right*	15,029	149	[]
volunteer	just remember to go halfway and halfway	15,029	150	[]
volunteer	and count carefully	15,029	151	[]
student	so it has to be the same	15,029	152	[]
volunteer	same halfway point for both x- and y-coordinates	15,029	153	[]
student	okay okay	15,029	154	[]
student	thanks	15,029	155	[]
volunteer	yw	15,029	156	[]
volunteer	bye	15,029	157	[]
student	bye	15,029	158	[]
student	hi	15,046	0	[]
volunteer	Hi! What can I help you with today?	15,046	1	[]
student	What is 4*5	15,046	2	[]
student	Help please	15,046	3	[]
volunteer	Unfortunately I cannot solve it for you, but I can help you rephrase the question so that it is a bit easier to understand	15,046	4	[]
volunteer	4*5 is the same as 4 multiplied by 5	15,046	5	[]
student	Is it 20?	15,046	6	[]
volunteer	Yes!	15,046	7	[]
student	Okay what about 56x+66=800	15,046	8	[]
volunteer	So for problems like these, the first step is to isolate the x variable	15,046	9	[]
student	Can you write the question on the board please my writing is messy	15,046	10	[]
student	Is this right?	15,046	11	[]
volunteer	You are on the right track! but when I divided 734 by 56 I got a slightly different answer to yours	15,046	12	[]
student	Is this right now?	15,046	13	[]
volunteer	Yes, you got it!	15,046	14	[]
student	Thanks	15,046	15	[]
volunteer	Do you have any other questions?	15,046	16	[]
student	I have two more questions	15,046	17	[]
volunteer	Ok!	15,046	18	[]
student	37x+86=450	15,046	19	[]
volunteer	So same thing as the last question, the first step would be to isolate the x variable. I can help you write it on the board	15,046	20	[]
student	Okay	15,046	21	[]
student	Is this right?	15,046	22	[]
volunteer	You were on the right track, but I got a different answer than you when I divided 364 by 37	15,046	23	[]
student	Is this right now?	15,046	24	[]
volunteer	Yes!	15,046	25	[]
volunteer	Should we move on to the next question?	15,046	26	[]
student	Actually I have two more questions	15,046	27	[]
volunteer	Okay, no problem!	15,046	28	[]
student	78+856+345	15,046	29	[]
student	How do I do this	15,046	30	[]
volunteer	So this question is a bit different from the other one. We can take it one step at a time	15,046	31	[]
volunteer	you can add 78 + 856 first	15,046	32	[]
volunteer	get the new answer then add 345	15,046	33	[]
student	Is this right?	15,046	34	[]
volunteer	You got it!	15,046	35	[]
student	Last question	15,046	36	[]
volunteer	Ok!	15,046	37	[]
student	500+745+654+987+345+689	15,046	38	[]
student	How do I do this?	15,046	39	[]
volunteer	With problems like these, I like to break it down so I would 500 + 745	15,046	40	[]
volunteer	654 + 987	15,046	41	[]
volunteer	345 + 689	15,046	42	[]
volunteer	and then add all three answers together	15,046	43	[]
student	Is this right?	15,046	44	[]
volunteer	Yes, that's the same answer I got	15,046	45	[]
student	Thank you so much	15,046	46	[]
volunteer	You're welcome	15,046	47	[]
student	I appreciate your help	15,046	48	[]
student	Have a great rest of your day	15,046	49	[]
volunteer	Thank you!	15,046	50	[]

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