Mizenko Math Lessons

This lesson introduces students to the ideas of effect size and power by building directly on their existing understanding of Type I and Type II errors, hypothesis tests for proportions, and significance level (α) by comparing sampling distributions and calculating probabilities using the normal model. This lesson is student-driven and teachers should primarily act as facilitators providing brief input, asking clarifying questions, and supporting students as they reason through the scenarios. Th

Four weeks into remote learning, I am finally reviewing Quadratics. We skipped quadratic formula and completing the square to avoid tremendous amounts of confusion and misconceptions. This review is written at a level the students can (hopefully) follow. It reviews how to do each type of problem, gives a few practice problems, then shows step-by-step how to complete each problem. It covers -graphing from vertex form -graphing from standard form -graphing from factored form -solving by graphing