4. The Quadratic Equation
The McGraw-Hill Ryerson PreCalculus 11 Text is used as the Main Resource.
Assignments in the PowerPoint Lesson Plans refer to pages and questions in the PreCalculus text.
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4.0 Quadratic Function Outline Comparing Quadratic Functions and Equations |
Solving Quadraic Equations Practice |
PowerPoint Lesson Plans |
Digital Resources to Support Visualization and Differentiate Instruction |
4.1 Graphical Solutions to Quadratic Equations |
The Seven Mathematical Processes [C,CN,T,V]
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4.2 Factoring Quadratic Equations TRANSFORM and Pedagogical Shifts The two factoring activities below promote the Mathematical Processes of Reasoning and Problem Solving. After factoring the given trinomials, students must use the answers to create an image. Students must be competent with factoring but also be able to reason or problem solve to determine if their results are accurate for the creation of the image to make sense. I like these activities as a two step process. The two activities also support TRANSFORM by shifting from memorization to Higher -Level Thinking (students must decide if the image they are creating makes sense, if it doesn't they need to determine where the errors are). These activities may also be used as a shift from summative assessment to Formative Assessment. Factoring Simple Trinomials Search and Shade Tic-Tac-Toe Factoring General Trinomials These activities originated from a blog at http://www.hoppeninjamath.com/teacherblog/?p=254
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Math 20-1 Factoring Warm Up New Formative Assessment Factoring Puzzle Activity New Sept 2012 Check your Skills with Factoring Skills Review new The Seven Mathematical Processes [C,CN,R,V] The Seven Mathematical Processes [C,CN,R,T,V] |
4.3 Solve by Completing the Square | |
4.4 The Quadratic Formula |
The Seven Mathematical Processes [C,CN,T,V] The Seven Mathematical Processes [C,CN, T,V] |