7a - Graphs of Rational Functions. 3a Geometric Sequences. It comprises of algorithmic problems carefully organized into problem sets mapped to textbook sections.
4c The Change of Base Formula. 2d Optimization Problems. 1a Amplitude, Period and Phase Shift. Alternative Versions: If you make any adjustments to this activity we would appreciate you sharing your new version! 3c Solutions of Linear Systems Using Matrix Inverses. Notice that all of our headings on this activity correspond to what we ask them to do on the project with their data. 5.1b exponential functions with shifts homework 12. 1 - there is a discussion on when relationships are not functions, if they are having trouble) Then I will ask someone to show (by coming up to the document camera) their counterexamples - I think I will pick out the students to call on as I'm walking around. 6a One to One Functions. Emporium classes: Use Edfinity for individual/group work for large enrollment sections in labs. 4b Zeros and Intercepts of Polynomial Graphs. 2b Limits of Piecewise Defined Functions.
Age of Exploration Complete Unit Bundled includes Age of Exploration PowerPoints/Google Slides, warm-up PowerPoints, guided readings, primary source lesson, project, writing assignment, exit tickets, crossword review, Kahoot! 2a Average Rates of Change. 1a Degrees and Radians. Just copy and paste to your Age of Discovery lesson plans.
Analytics: Drill down into student performance and identify problematic or difficult topics. 3a Polar Form of Complex Numbers. 4c The Intermediate Value Theorem. 3b Zeros of Polynomial Functions. 2d Properties of Limits. 4a Parametric Equations. 1b The Law of Cosines. 2 during this activity. 2b Increasing and Decreasing Functions. 5.1b exponential functions with shifts homework 3. 6a The Remainder and Factor Theorems. 2b Matrix Multiplication. Suggested Procedures: I will allow students to work very independently on this activity which means for most of them they will go through the entire activity using ratio of successive y-values to build their model without noticing that we don't have an input variable that increases by 1 each time! 2c Point of Intersection of Two Lines.
1d Graphs of Systems of Linear Equations in Three Unknowns. College Algebra Corequisite for CalculusEdfinity is supported by the National Science Foundation. Objectives: To build, evaluate the quality of, and predict from an exponential model of data. 2d Evaluating All Trigonometric Functions of an Angle.
2a Graphing Ellipses. 99/student for community colleges and $5. 6c The Rational Root Theorem. Preliminaries/Lead-In: I will probably remind students that they might want to refer to CA 3. Also it's a mistake that they see so clearly with Mathematica - an opportunity to point out why we use Mathematica as a visualization tool in this class and for their project. 2a Trigonometric Equations. Objectives: To examine the definition of a function especially the single output part. 1c Double-Angle, Half-Angle and Reduction Formulas. 99/student for 4-year institutions. 1B Functions - Counterexamples. 7b Slant Asymptotes. Wrap-Up/Take-Away: Talk about the single output for a given input. 1b Graphs of Sine and Cosine Functions.
3c Identifying Conic Sections by their Equations. Wrap-Up/Take-Away: Possible Homework: Finish the activity for next class. 1b Functional Notation. 2c Using Algebra to Find Limits. Suggested Procedures: I will let the students struggle with this by themselves for a while - going around and talking to some of the small groups trying to push them in the right direction. Everything is put together with detailed daily lesson plans. 1a Graphing Parabolas. 2b Domain and Range 2. 5b Absolute Value Equations and Inequalities. 6c Domains of Inverse Functions. After that I'll send them off to finish the activity independently.
1b Equations of Lines. 6b Logarithmic Equations. You will be able to manage a section of students and monitor their progress. 2a Horizontal and Vertical Lines.
5a Conic Sections in Polar Coordinates. 4d Repeating Decimals as Fractions. 2b Reference Angles. Contact us to discuss your needs.
4d Derivatives and Graphs. 1c The Complex Plane. 3B Modeling Bacteria. PowerPoints/Google Slides with video Clips and presenter Notes include video. 5b Graphing Logarithmic Functions. Please save it as "YOURNAME Course Activity..... " and attach it below. 2 where we discussed different delta t values and see if that helps them.
Import and author WeBWorK problems. 2a Polar and Rectangular Coordinates. This is an online homework set of corequisite/remediation topics for Calculus. 3a The Definition of a Logarithm. Preliminaries/Lead-In: Recall the definition on the board. 2c Composing Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric Functions.
3a Matrix Representation of a System of Linear Equations. Student access is valid for the duration of the 5 month term. More information here. 2d Piecewise Linear Functions. 1b Recursively Defined Sequences. 1d Sum-to-Product and Product-to-Sum Formulas.
As more students get confused I will either find a student who correctly modeled and ask them to share how they did it (or multiple students) or I might lead a class discussion myself - I'll have to see how time is going. 3a Right Triangle Trigonometry. Institutional adoption across all courses could lower the cost to as little as $2. I too will collect for grade but at the end of class today - I'm going to tell them that I will be grading their explanations carefully - start them off with high expectations with regard to explaining their reasons.