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11th grade resources for Microsoft Excel and for GATE
My Future Career and Budget ELA PBL
This is an English Language Arts PBL but can be easily adapted to any elementary school or Math class. Introduce household budgeting with research to make a career choice. Excel Budgeting Spreadsheets have formulas set up to automatically calculate taxes and percentages. Certain cells are formulated to credit and debit amounts. Teach students about the importance of education and choice by using this spreadsheet.Included in this purchase:<PBL Challenge Card<PBL ELA grading rubric <G
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Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Gifted Identification and Service Areas for WEP and EMIS
This Excel sheet will help you organize from what assessment (OLSAT, Stanford, GATES, and/or COGAT), when tested/identified (date) and in what gifted areas (superior cognitive, specific academic,and/or creative thinking) children were identified in. It also includes many gifted service options for the high school level (AP/DE etc.). This will help classroom teachers, gifted cooridnators, counselors, and EMIS secretaries. You may edit everything to fit your needs!
Grades:
9th - 12th, Staff
Linear Curve Formula - Excel Spreadsheet
This straightforward method is called a linear scale or curve formula. It is a very versatile way of using a curve and can be used to give an extra boost to the weakest students and can be used to adjust the mean to be a target value. This Excel sheet does all the "math" for you. If you need to justify its use to students or administrators, the Excel file explains and shows the formula being used. I use linear curves for all my advanced or challenging assessments. I will pick the highest and low
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Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education
ActivePaperMath - The Jammed Board Triangle Similarity Challenge Silver
This geometry challenge poses three levels of problems. I typically assign the first level to all students with the other two as a challenge. The problem involves a board that becomes jammed in a box.The students enter their answers into the spreadsheet and the cell will turn green if correct.Level 1 (box width) is solved using similar triangles and the Pythagorean Theorem. It should be accessible to most students.Level 2 (jam height) starts out the same but leads into some fairly intense applic
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