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Stand and Deliver (1988) Movie Viewing Guide: Summary/Vocabulary/Questions
"Stand and Deliver" is a 1988 film directed by Ramón Menéndez, based on the true story of high school math teacher Jaime Escalante. The film is a powerful portrayal of Escalante's efforts to inspire and motivate his students in a challenging urban school setting.Jaime Escalante, played by Edward James Olmos, takes a job teaching mathematics at James A. Garfield High School in a troubled neighborhood in East Los Angeles. Faced with a group of students who are disinterested and academically behind
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Also included in: 20 Great Movies for High Schoolers: Movie Guide BUNDLE
Lesson Plan: Infinites and Differentiations
This is a comprehensive resource of the topics. It can be used as hand-out or its content can be copied and pasted if you want to develop your own lesson plan.
The following topics are covered in this minilesson:
Limit of a Function
General Rules of Limits
Indeterminate Limits
Rationalizing Method
Squeeze Lemma
Differentiability at a Target Point
heck Your Understanding
Differentiating Polynomials
Formula of Derivative Based on the Concept of Limit
General Procedure for Derivative o
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12th, Higher Education
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Tangent and Normal Lines (AP and non-AP Calculus)
This lesson is an introduction to writing the equations of tangent and normal lines to functions. It is best used after teaching the power rule for derivatives, but before any other derivative rules. Students will write the equations to tangent and normal lines, then draw them on accompanying diagrams to visualize what they have found. The lesson reviews point-slope form of a line as a fundamental skill required for success.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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An introduction to Series
This unit, ideal for the calculus classroom, serves as a brief introduction to series. Included with this unit are 3 lessons, a pre and post assessment, and a project in which students create their own Koch snowflake, and discover some interesting properties of them.
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