| Lesson Plans
Stressed Out
This lesson
is an introduction to the derivative as a rate of change. It is set in
an observation of the effect of stress on performance.
Mathematical Investigation with Excel
This lesson uses an excel spreadsheet to model a basketball's flight. It
allows you to change the angle and initial velocity of the toss and the
graph changes accordingly.
Chicago Public Schools
This is a collection of structured daily lesson plans that go from
transformations to compositions of functions.
Transformations of Functions
This is an interactive online lesson about general transformations of
functions.
Getting Out of Line (Function Patterns)
In this lesson, students study nonlinear models for data in tables and
in graphs. Students explore parameter changes in linear and non-linear
functions.
Toothpicks and Transformations (Quadratic
Functions)
Students will investigate quadratic functions using geometric toothpick
designs.
Chicago Public Schools
This is a collection of structured daily lesson plans that covers
rational functions.
Basic Properties of Rational Expressions
This is a
complete list of skills related to rational expressions, including
examples and their solutions.
Multiplying and Dividing Rational Functions
This is an online tutorial with learning objectives detailing rational
expressions.
Compositions
of Functions
This is an interactive online lesson on the composition of functions
where students can manipulate the input and output.
Domain and Range
This is an interactive online lesson on domain and range of functions.
Chicago Public Schools
This is a collection of structured daily lesson plans that go from
transformations to compositions of functions.
The Absolute Truth
Students will
communicate their understanding of the methods available to find and
check solutions to absolute value inequalities.
Chicago Public Schools
This is a structured lesson plan that provides strategies for teaching,
examples, worksheets, and assessments. Instruction on the TI-82/83 is
provided, but the use of calculators is not essential. (Day 70-71)
An Introduction to
Functions by Calculating, Observing Growth Rates, and Interpreting the
Graphs
Students will
determine the type of growth of a function to determine the best salary.
Many of the common relations are represented.
Modeling
Orbital Debris Problems
In this lesson, students examine the problem of space pollution caused
by human-made debris in orbit to develop an understanding of functions
and modeling. It allows the students an opportunity to use spreadsheets,
graphing calculators, and computer graphing utilities.
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