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This is a PowerPoint I made to go over with my class. It covers Math questions 41-60 from ACT 59F.
Each slide presents the problem with no explanation initially. This allows the students time to attempt to answer the question before moving on with the explanation.
All but one problem has a step by step explanation for the answer chosen. An example of one slide progression is provided in the screen shots.
The cover image is the final step on that slide. The preview is an animated gif (not sure if it will work on the site). I included other thumbnails to give you an idea of how the the slide progresses.
One of the more difficult parts of putting items up on the site is determining price. This slideshow (although only 20 questions) took over an hour to make because of having to capture images of each question, place the images on separate slides, create multiple text boxes, inputting equations, and getting the timings correct for each element on each slide. I've decided on $10 and think it's fair.
If you are teaching ACT Prep, the PowerPoint will definitely be useful.
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Description
This is a PowerPoint I made to go over with my class. It covers Math questions 41-60 from ACT 59F.
Each slide presents the problem with no explanation initially. This allows the students time to attempt to answer the question before moving on with the explanation.
All but one problem has a step by step explanation for the answer chosen. An example of one slide progression is provided in the screen shots.
The cover image is the final step on that slide. The preview is an animated gif (not sure if it will work on the site). I included other thumbnails to give you an idea of how the the slide progresses.
One of the more difficult parts of putting items up on the site is determining price. This slideshow (although only 20 questions) took over an hour to make because of having to capture images of each question, place the images on separate slides, create multiple text boxes, inputting equations, and getting the timings correct for each element on each slide. I've decided on $10 and think it's fair.
If you are teaching ACT Prep, the PowerPoint will definitely be useful.
