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Self-executing lessons are ideal for sub-plans, as supplemental material for "flipped" classrooms, or for any teacher wanting to leverage their limited instructional time. The learning of basic notation and rules is accomplished via pattern recognition. Though they appear to be standard worksheets, self-executing lessons have an organizational structure distinguishing them from the random assortment of problems one typically finds in a worksheet. The concepts, examples, and exercises are caref

Self-executing lessons are ideal for sub-plans, as supplemental material for "flipped" classrooms, or for any teacher wanting to leverage their limited instructional time. The learning of basic notation and rules is accomplished via pattern recognition. This self-executing lesson will get precalculus students started learning calculus over the summer so that next year begins smoothly. It would be particularly useful for calculus teachers needing to accelerate the pacing of their curriculum. DA

Multi-step word problems with the steps separated out into sub-questions to support students who struggle with planning multiple steps. The first page is a review of dot product properties. Topics include lines, planes, work, torque, special relativity, and the proof of the law of cosines. Choose any or all to use with a class according to their interests. It is assumed that students know the mechanics of addition, scalar multiplication, dot product, and cross product. An answer key is not in

Six multi-part word problems with diagrams to practice trigonometry. Answer Key included. Diagrams are drawn for the students already. The two major skills necessary for word problems are turning the statement into a diagram and turning the diagram into equations. Making students practice both simultaneously causes frustration and little learning. You will want to have them practice making labelled diagrams on a different assignment. Topics: (1) right triangle trig, geometry of triangles (

Some schools allow students to take AB Calculus one year and BC Calculus the next year. Such schools are rare and so this review is in low demand. There's no point in my putting a price tag on it. It is designed to review the most important topics from Precalc that are actually used in calculus and then immediately follow them with an application learned in AB Calc. All questions are intended to be very simple; this a warm-up for their brains to begin the school year ready to learn.

Self-executing lessons are ideal for sub-plans, as supplemental material for "flipped" classrooms, or for any teacher wanting to leverage their limited instructional time. The learning of basic notation and rules is accomplished via pattern recognition. Though they appear to be standard worksheets, self-executing lessons have an organizational structure distinguishing them from the random assortment of problems one typically finds in a worksheet. The concepts, examples, and exercises are caref

Self-executing lessons are ideal for sub-plans, as supplemental material for "flipped" classrooms, or for any teacher wanting to leverage their limited instructional time. The learning of basic notation and rules is accomplished via pattern recognition. Though they appear to be standard worksheets, self-executing lessons have an organizational structure distinguishing them from the random assortment of problems one typically finds in a worksheet. The concepts, examples, and exercises are caref