Use brainstorming to determine how much students know about boxplot so that the lecture could be adapted to their abilities. Using quiz to encourage reflection and justification. Students could use it as a review and self-evaluated their knowledge. It also helps teacher recognize what students level and so teach them properly. Use flashcard to help students warm up with previous information they would be taught. Using Flashcard includes definitions of vocabulary. Read students works and their comments within matching and comments and evaluate their ability to provide sound reasoning for their selections. Use questioning strategies to monitor students progress, probe for understanding, and engage students in higher-order thinking. This helps students analyze data given the boxplot. Using the infographic to help students have a whole picture of a lesson. It allows students to openly express their ideas and thoughts, enables them to reflect on other students explanations, as well as make connections. Use presentation to participate all students in the lecture. Students will present their presentations will allow teacher analyze how much students know and how deep they understand about box plot. Using exam to evaluate how much students understand and see if they have met the criteria.