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Preview of Percentage Increase and Decrease (Non Calculator Percent)

Percentage Increase and Decrease (Non Calculator Percent)

This is a whole lesson on Increasing and Decreasing by a Percentage. This is a classic exam question that involves different real-life contexts such as sales tax, sales, VAT, depreciation of cars, etc. The lesson focuses on questions without the use of the calculator and percentages 4 looks at using a calculator. This lesson is ready to go, with no prep required. This lesson is ready to go, with no prep required. It is also great for home learning. 23-slide presentation + ORIGINAL VIDEO CONTEN
Preview of Percent Change Made Easy – Algebra 1 Video Lesson
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Percent Change Made Easy – Algebra 1 Video Lesson

Created by
MinuteMath
Help students master percent increase and decreaseand know when solutions make sense—with this step-by-step Algebra 1 video lesson. Learners practice reversing percent changes to find original values, computing multi-step percent changes, and modeling constraints using simple equations to judge viable real-world answers. This video pairs seamlessly with the companion “Mastering Percent Change: Real-World Practice with Increases and Decreases” worksheet (sold separately on Teachers Pay Teach
Preview of Percent Change Video Lesson with Guided Notes
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Percent Change Video Lesson with Guided Notes

Created by
MathLight
This video lesson is perfect for sub plans, class activities, math centers, remedial help, or flipping your class. This lesson will teach your students how to find percent of change. In particular, your students will be able to... * Write and explain the formula used to find percent change * Find the percent change of a given scenario, including percent increae and percent decrease * Find markup and discount * Solve problems using percent increase or percent decrease * Identify and calcula
Preview of Distance Learning Math: The General Term of a Sequence
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Distance Learning Math: The General Term of a Sequence

This video reviews how to determine the general term of a sequence (the algebraic expression). Students review how to set up a table of values and then solve for the general term by determining the multiplier and constant for each pattern. The final example before the video quiz also goes over the strategy for solving a decreasing linear pattern. As with other videos in my distance learning series, music and GIFs are used to help with student interest and engagement.
Preview of video: HPC: CU 1B: 1.7 Day 2: Modeling with Functions

video: HPC: CU 1B: 1.7 Day 2: Modeling with Functions

Created by
Math Hammy
- Comparing Functions - Maximizing a quantity - Mixture Problems - Percent increase/decrease problems - Unit Conversions
Preview of Analyze a Model of Change in the Human Population Video Questions Google Forms

Analyze a Model of Change in the Human Population Video Questions Google Forms

Students watch a YouTube video on changes in the world population. Quiz automatically grades students' scores & provides detailed written feedback. Students answer questions to reinforce key concepts, including: human population increase, human resources, medicine & agriculture, births & deaths, unbalanced population, why human population increased, sustainability, how does a model show patterns, & what is represented in parts of a model. This Google Form can be shared through Google Classro
Preview of Describe Graphs of Functions | Functions Lesson 5 | Video, Guided Notes, HW

Describe Graphs of Functions | Functions Lesson 5 | Video, Guided Notes, HW

Created by
Shawn Henry
In this functions lesson, teach your 8th grade students how to describe nonlinear functions! Includes lesson, guided notes, instructional video, and homework problems. Perfect for your middle or high school math class. The lesson and accompanying guided notes includes 14 problems that teach a full lesson including problem solving/application of the skills learned in the lesson. The skills covered in this lesson are: Determine if graphs of functions are linear or nonlinearDetermine if functions
Preview of video: HPC: CU 1A: 1.2 Day 2: Functions and their properties

video: HPC: CU 1A: 1.2 Day 2: Functions and their properties

Created by
Math Hammy
- Continuity of Functions - Removable and nonremovable discontinuity - Identifying points of discontinuity - Finding Local Maximum and Minimums - Identifying Intervals where function is increasing, decreasing, and constant - Determining Boundedness of a Function
Preview of Alg 2: (Unit 9: Function Analysis): 2.4: More on Slope

Alg 2: (Unit 9: Function Analysis): 2.4: More on Slope

Created by
Math Hammy
1-Day Lesson: PPT: 16 slides, Annotated PPT: 16 slides, Video: 16 minutes Objectives(Explanation of Standards)•Identify intervals (the domain) on which a function is increasing, decreasing, or constant. •Identify intervals (the domain) on which a function is positive or negative•Locate the relative maxima or minima of a function. •Graph piecewise-defined functions •Graph and transform absolute-value functions. ·Find the rate of change of an exponential or logar
Preview of Alg 2: (Unit 9: Function Analysis): Comparing Functions

Alg 2: (Unit 9: Function Analysis): Comparing Functions

Created by
Math Hammy
2-Day Lesson: Day 1: PPT: 20 slides, Annotated PPT: 20 slides, Video: 15 minutes Day 2: PPT: 11 slides, Annotated PPT: 11 slides, Video:18 minutes Objectives(Explanation of Standards)•Identify intervals (the domain) on which a function is increasing, decreasing, or constant. •Identify intervals (the domain) on which a function is positive or negative•Locate the relative maxima or minima of a function. •Graph piecewise-defined functions •Graph and transform absolute-
Preview of Describing Linear Functions as Increasing/Decreasing/Constant

Describing Linear Functions as Increasing/Decreasing/Constant

Are you looking for a COMPLETE lesson to teach the classification of linear functions as increasing, decreasing, or constant while working on identifying domain and range? This product is complete with video lesson, guided notes, group activity and more! Great for use as a flipped lesson or mastery learning station!**Save 20% when you purchase the FULL UNIT!**OBJECTIVEDescribe a linear function as increasing, decreasing, or constant and identify the domain and range. ABOUTUse this Flipped Lesson
Preview of Video:  Introduction to Polynomial Graphs (Algebra 2)

Video: Introduction to Polynomial Graphs (Algebra 2)

Created by
Elli S
Topic of this video: Introduction to Polynomial Graphs Unit: Polynomials Course: Algebra 2 Video Duration: 19 minutes, 1 second This video: How to put polynomials in standard form, with examplesHow to name polynomials by degree and number of terms, with examplesDescribes how the degree of a polynomial affects its graphGiven a graph, go over how to determine end behavior, intervals of increasing and decreasing, and turning pointsHow to write intervals of increasing and decreasing in both interval
Preview of Factoring - Top Video Walkthroughs - Algebra 1 - Ls.18

Factoring - Top Video Walkthroughs - Algebra 1 - Ls.18

This Review Lesson Plan on  Factoring is perfect to help you deliver easy-to-understand and engaging explanations of key concepts such as Factoring and GCF concepts, Identifying GCF and Factor a Trinomial, Factoring a Polynomial Using the Grouping Technique, Factoring Polynomials with Common Factors, Factoring Trinomials When A is NOT Equal to 1 - Trial and Error Method, and Determining When a Polynomial Function is Increasing and Decreasing to your 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders.
Preview of video: HPC: CU 1A Review: Functions, Inverses, and Modeling

video: HPC: CU 1A Review: Functions, Inverses, and Modeling

Created by
Math Hammy
- Match the numerical model to the corresponding graphical model and algebraic model: - Find an algebraic model to represent the data - Solving Equations Algebraically - Solving Equations Graphically - Grapher Failure - Hidden behavior - Solving equations Graphically - Scatter plots - Regression equations - Vertical Line Test - Defining a Function in Equation Form - Finding the Domain of a Function - Finding the Range of a Function - Continuity of Functions - Removable and nonremovable discont
Preview of Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Guided Notes & Video | Graph Characteristics

Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Guided Notes & Video | Graph Characteristics

Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments for them since they will be doing it right in front of you! This is a Pre-Calculus or Algebra lesson on sketching graphs and finding domain, range, and increasing, de
Preview of Video: Introduction to Functions (Algebra 2/PreCalculus)

Video: Introduction to Functions (Algebra 2/PreCalculus)

Created by
Elli S
Topic of this video: Introduction to Functions (Algebra 2/PreCalculus) Unit: Functions Course: Algebra 2 (can also be used in a PreCalculus Course) Video Duration: 15 minutes, 13 seconds This video: Defines and explains the difference between a function and a relationDefines and explains the independent variable, dependent variable, domain and rangeShows examples and explains how functions can have different representations: rule, graph, table, situation and  mapping diagramExplains and defines
Preview of Halloween: Math Mystery (Integers, Equations, Percents, Graphing, & More!)

Halloween: Math Mystery (Integers, Equations, Percents, Graphing, & More!)

This activity is ready to print for students - no additional prep needed. This Halloween: Math Mystery is an engaging way to help students practice skills learned in middle school math. Students discover the culprit to a crime by eliminating suspects using math skills related to integers, proportions, statistics, percents, graphs, rates, and equations. There is no prep needed for this activity. There is an option to remove clues if students are not yet ready for specific math skills. Introduct
Preview of Video Tutorial & Quiz - Introduction to Triangles : Terms & Sum Theorem , Day 1

Video Tutorial & Quiz - Introduction to Triangles : Terms & Sum Theorem , Day 1

**Great for students who were absent from class and/or struggling in need of remediation... This package contains a private YouTube link to click/watch a 15 minute tutorial video (written and narrated by me) regarding the topic of triangles, including introductory terms such as: -- Isosceles -- Scalene -- Right -- Obtuse -- Acute -- Equilateral -- Equiangular Also included is description and examples of the Triangle Sum Theorem which determines if a triangle can possibly exist given three side
Preview of Simple Interest and Percent

Simple Interest and Percent

This is a whole lesson on Simple Interest and expanding understanding of percentages by calculating simple interest in different contexts. This lesson is ready to go, with no prep required. It is also great for home learning. 16-slide presentation + ORIGINAL VIDEO CONTENT + worksheet. The lesson includes: + Starter + Learning objectives (differentiated) + Keywords + Great examples + Lots of teaching slides (with custom animation) + MWB activities + FULL ORIGINAL VIDEO CONTENT (12 MINS)+ Handou
Preview of Video Tutorial & Quiz - Day 3 of Triangles: The Pythagorean Theorem

Video Tutorial & Quiz - Day 3 of Triangles: The Pythagorean Theorem

**Great for students who were absent from class and/or struggling in need of remediation... This package contains a private YouTube link to click/watch a 9 minute tutorial video (written and narrated by me) regarding the topic of triangles, particularly the introduction of the Pythagorean Theorem. ---The link ("URL") is listed at top of the very first page of the accompanying video quiz (10 questions with answer key included). Perfect if you wish to have students learn the introductory concepts
Preview of Video Tutorial & Quiz - Radicals / Roots DAY 3: Rationalizing Roots

Video Tutorial & Quiz - Radicals / Roots DAY 3: Rationalizing Roots

**Great for students who were absent from class and/or struggling in need of remediation... This package contains a private YouTube link to click/watch a 15 minute tutorial video (written and narrated by me) regarding the topic of radicals (mostly square roots), how to 'rationalize' them as fractions (in radical form, not decimal). ---The link ("URL") is listed at top of the very first page of the accompanying video quiz (3 questions with answer key included). Perfect if you wish to have student
Preview of Video Tutorial & Quiz - Triangles : Triangle Inequality Theorem, Day 2

Video Tutorial & Quiz - Triangles : Triangle Inequality Theorem, Day 2

**Great for students who were absent from class and/or struggling in need of remediation... This package contains a private YouTube link to click/watch a 15 minute tutorial video (written and narrated by me) regarding the topic of triangles, including terms such as Linear Pair. --Also included is description and examples of the Triangle Inequality Theorem which determines the range of sizes of the third side of any triangle if given the side lengths of the other two. ---The link ("URL") is list
Preview of Percents and Interest Video Lesson w/Guided Notes
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Percents and Interest Video Lesson w/Guided Notes

Created by
MathLight
This video lesson is perfect for sub plans, class activities, math centers, remedial help, or flipping your class. This lesson will teach your students how to solve problems involving percents. In particular, your students will be able to... * Use proportions to solve percent problems such as "12 is what percent of 84?" and "A team won 18 of 23 games. What was their winning percentage?" * Find simple interest using the simple interest formula * Convert fractions to percents You receive not
Preview of Video Tutorial & Quiz - Angle Pairs, Parallel Lines: Day 1 (15 min w Answer Key)

Video Tutorial & Quiz - Angle Pairs, Parallel Lines: Day 1 (15 min w Answer Key)

**Great for students who were absent from class and/or struggling in need of remediation... This package contains a private YouTube link to click/watch a 15 minute tutorial video (written and narrated by me) regarding the topic of angle pairs created by a 'transversal' cutting two parallel lines (Therefore negating the need for a protractor). The following terms are taught: -- Transversal line -- Corresponding Angles -- Alternate Interior Angles The link is listed at top of the very first page
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