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12th Grade Math (Jason Slowbe)

Objective

Video Narrative - Lesson Overview

Warm-Up + Homework Review

Setting the Stage

Investigation

Closure + Homework

Motion - With Multiple Derivatives

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Objective

SWBAT model linear motion using multiple derivatives and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.

Big Idea

Letâs Move! With two different applets, students use precise math language to describe and answer questions in context about linear motion.

Lesson Author

Jason Slowbe

Temecula, CA

Grade Level

Twelfth grade

Subjects

Math

modeling

motion along a line

Precalculus and Calculus

Standards

Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them.

Model with mathematics.

Use appropriate tools strategically.

Attend to precision.

Video Narrative - Lesson Overview

Warm-Up + Homework Review

25 minutes

Lesson Plan - Motion with Multiple Derivatives, Warm-up and Homework Review.pdf page 1

Setting the Stage

15 minutes

Written Reflection 1 - Student Work Samples

Motion - With Multiple Derivatives, Written Reflection 1 - Work Samples, Setting the Stage.docx

Written Reflection 2 - Student Work Samples

Motion â With Multiple Derivatives, Written Reflection 2 - Work Samples, Setting the Stage.docx

Lesson Plan - Motion with Multiple Derivatives, Setting the Stage.pdf page 1

Investigation

75 minutes

Lesson Plan - Motion with Multiple Derivatives, Investigation.pdf page 1

Lesson Plan - Motion with Multiple Derivatives, Investigation.pdf page 2

Closure + Homework

5 minutes

Lesson Plan - Motion with Multiple Derivatives, Closure + Homework.pdf page 1

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