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Functions and Concavity Unit 1 AP Precalculus (1.1-1.3 on Calc Medic)
This quiz was made to align with Calc Medic's curriculum, but can be used for all curriculums. Quizzes key parts of functions, domain/range, increasing/decreasing, concavity, point of inflection, and graphically and algebraic questions. Theoretical and analytical.
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Limits Quiz Unit 1 AP Calculus (1.8-1.13 on Calc Medic)
This quiz was made to align with Calc Medic's curriculum, but can be used for all curriculums. Quizzes on evaluating limits squeeze theorem, continuity, classification of discontinuities, using definition of continuity to justify answer. Theoretical and analytical.
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POSTER: 10 Commandments in mathematics
Welcome!
I have recreated a free poster for display in the classroom.
I smile each and every time I read it, and I'm hopeful that other teachers will appreciate the poster as an addition to the classroom displays!
The poster is intended to remind students that there are NO shortcuts to math computations; there are NO steps that they should skip.
I feel that it is also "friendly" in the way it reminds the students to follow procedure, yet it saves the teacher from having to repeat, re
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Poster: Holiday class room/door poster
I have always enjoyed this holiday mathematical take on "HO HO HO" for the holidays! Without a doubt, it is a great boost for the holiday spirit and for creating a positive mathematical environment for our students. I once showed it to my department chair who immediately corrected me saying that I should put parentheses around the "HO" to be "mathematically correct". He was absolutely correct, so please note, the parentheses are included....:)
Please enjoy, and Happy Holidays to you and your
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Week 1 Engaging Math Drawing Activity
Students will create two separate drawings. The first drawing will be what the students think a mathematician looks like and they will describe their drawing in a few sentences. The second drawing will be what the students think they look like while they are doing mathematics and describe their drawings using a few sentences. Once drawings are complete, students will present their drawings and compare and contrast the differences between the drawing of them doing math vs. their perspective on a
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Define a Radian
In this lesson, students will complete an activity that allows them to define a radian, derive formulas for converting between degree & radian, and apply the definition of a radian to solve problems.
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