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This video aligns with the Common Core! This video contains explanations and examples for the following 3 exponent rules: -dividing like bases -raising a quotient to a power -negative exponents The video not only contains examples for each rule, but also an explanation as to why the rules work the way they do. In addition, there is a summary of the 7 most common exponent rules, and two extra examples at the end. Check out my other resources below! Exponent Rules: Division, quotient to a po

This Video aligns with the Common Core. This is a zipped SCORM compliant video, designed to work with a SCORM compliant LMS, such as Moodle. The video has a quiz built in, and will communicate with a SCORM compliant LMS allowing you to get feedback on how well your students understood the video contents. Make sure the LMS knows it's a SCORM package, and then simply upload the entire zip file to your LMS. Video includes: -development of the concept of volume -development of a general formula

This video aligns with the Common Core Standards. This screen cast contains examples of how to find the decimal expansion for both rational and irrational numbers. Discusses how to tell the difference between a rational and an irrational number in terms of its decimal expansion. Also gives examples of irrational numbers. Decimal Expansion of Rational and Irrational Numbers by Brandon J. Porter is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

Description Sample: This video covers finding the volume of spheres. Great for pre-algebra and high school geometry. Covers the Common Core standards. Video includes: -Overview of the formula for spheres -Examples of both whole spheres and hemispheres -includes an example where we approach finding the volume of a hemisphere in two different ways. -An example discussing the packing efficiency of a tennis ball can. If you have a SCORM compliant LMS (such as Moodle), check out my SCORM video u

This video is aligned with the Common Core. The video is a screen cast of a lesson on the Real Number System, including irrational numbers. Great for the flipped classroom, or as supplemental material for absent or struggling students. Real Number System Video 1 by Brandon J. Porter is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

This video aligns with the Common Core Standards. The screen cast includes examples of how to plot both rational and irrational numbers on the number line, as well as an introduction (with examples) of the concept of closure. Placing Rational and Irrational Numbers on the Number Line by Brandon J. Porter is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

Sample for SCORM This is a SCORM compliant video package, designed to work and communicate with a SCORM compliant LMS, such as Moodle. It has a built in HTML code that communicates with the LMS. While students watch the video, quizzes come up that assess their understanding of the content. The video package will tell the LMS how the students did on the video, giving it their percentage of correct answers! Simply upload the entire zipped folder to your LMS. Make sure your LMS is SCORM compliant!

This is a SCORM compliant video package, designed to work and communicate with a SCORM compliant LMS, such as Moodle. It has a built in HTML code that communicates with the LMS. While students watch the video, quizzes come up that assess their understanding of the content. The video package will tell the LMS how the students did on the video, giving it their percentage of correct answers! Simply upload the entire zipped folder to your LMS. Make sure your LMS is SCORM compliant!!! This vide

This is a SCORM compliant video package, designed to work and communicate with a SCORM compliant LMS, such as Moodle. It has a built in HTML code that communicates with the LMS. While students watch the video, quizzes come up that assess their understanding of the content. The video package will tell the LMS how the students did on the video, giving it their percentage of correct answers! Simply upload the entire zipped folder to your LMS. Make sure your LMS is SCORM compliant!!! This video cov

This video covers finding the volume of pyramids and cones. Great for pre-algebra and high school geometry. Covers the Common Core standards. Video includes: -Development of a general formula for the volume of pyramids and cones, based on an equivalent cylinder/prism pair with same base and same height. -Examples of both pyramids and cones -One example where the volume is known and we solve for a different missing dimension such as height or radius. If you have a SCORM compliant LMS (such as

This video aligns with the Common Core. Video content includes: -building of an understanding of volume -development of a formula for the volume of any uniform solid -examples of finding the volume of prisms and cylinders If you have a SCORM compliant LMS, check out this same video as a zipped SCORM package with quizzes included. Volume of Prisms and Cylinders by Brandon Porter is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

This video aligns with the Common Core! This video contains the rules and examples for the following: -raising a power to a power -raising a product to a power -multiplying like bases Plenty of examples to help students along. Check out my other videos! Exponent Rules for Multiplication by Brandon Porter is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

This video covers function notation, advantages of function notation, how to use function notation, and a short review of graphing linear functions. Video includes: -Defining function notation -Advantages of using function notation over simply using "y". -Examples of evaluating functions written in function notation. -Examples of changing a linear function from standard form to function form, and then graphing the function. If you have a SCORM compliant LMS (such as Moodle), check out my SCORM