2012 Edition. ALGEBRA I. 2012 Edition. 2012 Edition. Algebra Grade 7 - Mrs. Bundy. We will be using a non-traditional model for teaching this course. It is called The Flipped Classroom. There is no single model for the flipped classroom. The term is widely used to describe almost any class structure that provides prerecorded videos followed by in-class exercises or practice. In one common model, students might view multiple videos several minutes long. Online quizzes or activities can be interspersed to assess what the student have learned.
Immediate quiz feedback, as well as the ability to rerun the videos will help to clarify points of confusion. Instructors might lead in-class discussions or turn the classroom into a learning lab where students can collaborate with their peers and practice what they learned from the videos. excerpted from Educause Learning Initiative I have included an Infographic below showing the difference between what a traditional classroom looks like compared to the flipped classroom model. Period 4 - Algebra 1 - Mrs. Fournier ~ Mathematics. Mrs. Lyford's class. CALCULATORS. Mathway: Math Problem Solver. Web 2.0 scientific calculator. Graphing Calculator. Numerics Calculator. USEFUL SITES. Kakooma - Greg Tang Math. About Kakooma starts with a deceptively simple idea: in a group of numbers, find the number that is the sum of two others.
Sounds easy, right? Sometimes it is, but other times the answer is right in front of you and you just can’t see it. To solve a single puzzle, you often end up doing dozens of calculations in your head, sometimes more than a hundred! Before you know it, your mind is sharper and your math skills are better. Playing KAKOOMA Kakooma is great for people of all ages. Start with the mini-puzzle at the top. Difficulty levels The size of the puzzle and the size of the puzzle’s numbers determine its difficulty. Here is an example of a more difficult puzzle with 9 numbers and sums up to 25. Kakooma Negatives Kakooma can also be played with negative numbers. Starting with the top left mini-puzzle, the answer is 2 since -4 + 6 = 2. Kakooma Fractions Ready for a new challenge? Starting with the mini-puzzle at the top, the answer is 5/12 since 3/12 + 1/6 = 5/12. Kakooma Times.
Khan Algebra Course. Holt McDougal Online. BEFORE CHAPTER 1. Test REMAKES. Tests and Quizzes.