Oct 21
unit intro - get into new groups
warmup - basic absolute value questions
learn absolute value equations (concept 9). might have to review what absolute value is.
hw - KA- Absolute value equations
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22
warmup - radical equations
QUIZ concepts 7-9
Absolute value equations work
hw - KA- finish Absolute value equations
if you haven't taken the KA pretest, DO SO |
24 & 25
warmup - inequality symbols
simple inequality equations (concept 10)
HW - KA one step linear inequalities & multi-step linear inequalities & Inequalities on a number line
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28
warmup - absolute value equations
QUIZ concepts 8-10
simple inequality graphs
hw - KA watch "compound inequalities" 1-4
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29
warmup - simple inequalities and graphs
solving compound inequalities (concept 11)
hw - KA compound inequalities by Nov 4
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31
FIELD TRIP FOR HALLOWEEN
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Nov 4
warmup - fraction equations
Compound inequalities group worksheet.
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5
warmup - absolute value, radical equations
KA - Absolute Value inequalities |
7
Warmup - absolute value, inequalities
QUIZ concepts 9-11
How to isolate a variable (concept 12)
hw - isolate the variable ws
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11
NO SCHOOL!!@!#!#&
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12
warmup - simple isolating variable
More isolating variables
hw - KA solving equations in terms of a variable
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14
warmup - review for quiz
QUIZ concepts 10-12
the important rings and fields. fractions, decimals and percents - if you don’t know it, watch KA videos (concept 13)
hw -
this was removed from KA, so instead do: KA "identifying rational and irrational numbers" |
18
warmup - basic FD%
Probability (concept 14) notes
probability individual work
hw - KA Probability 1
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19
warmup - converting FD% and units
independent probability
hw - KA independent probability
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21
warmup -review for quiz
Dependent probability
QUIZ concepts 11- 13
hw - KA Dependent probability
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25
thanksgiving
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26
week
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28
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Dec 2
Need cups!
warmup: solving one-step equations
Linear modeling(concept 15): y=mx models
hw - KA “Multiplication and division word problems 2”
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3
I am 178 centimeters tall. I am 269 red solo cups tall. The lip of the cup is .5 cm, and one cup is 12 cm tall.
HW - explain how y=mx+b models how tall I am is, by explaining what y, m, x, and b represent. HINT: y is total height.”
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5
warmup: review for quiz
QUIZ concepts 12-14
other situations: age word problems, sums of consecutive (odd/even numbers)
hw- KA “Integer sums”
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9
QUIZ concepts 13-15
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10
REVIEW FOR MIDTERM
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12
MIDTERM
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The audio is too good to make this a gif. So, to be clear, this is the blog post for THURSDAY, 1/28. If you are looking for Tuesday's post, go back a post. I wanted to mention to you all that a mathematician and artificial intelligence researched named Marvin Minsky died on Sunday. Among lots of amazing things he did in his life, he wrote about math education for the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) project. Here is that article ; I'd like you to read it for homework. Speaking of death, check out this amazing visualization ! Finally, for classwork, I would like you to go back to Tuesday's blog post, and comment on other people's homework. Specifically do you like the charts they chose? Are they interesting? Any feedback? Homework IMPORTANT: Pick which 5 (or more) variables that you will track for the Feltron project. Think about how you will keep track of them - pen and and notebook? The Reporter App? A pedometer? Also, that Marvin Minsky article is really...
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