Week 1: Overview (everyone)
Course Syllabus:
Please returned the signed course syllabus as soon as you can. On it, please indicate which course you wish to take. Your decision is binding by week 4. You can choose to take honors calculus in either semester.
Week 1: Overview (everyone)
Course Syllabus:
Please returned the signed course syllabus as soon as you can. On it, please indicate which course you wish to take. Your decision is binding by week 4. You can choose to take honors calculus in either semester.
Nothing this week!
Week 2: Skills Review (everyone)
Velocity-Time graphs
Relationship between slope and acceleration
Relationship between area and distance
Week 2: Skills Review (everyone)
Relationship between slope and acceleration
Relationship between area and distance
Honors work for the first 4 weeks
- Return your signed Syllabus
The first honors work will be given out in week 3. Honors students will be expected to complete 3 or 4 in class tests per month. These are to show proficiency and fluency in a test like setting.
Week 3:
Math IV starts here!
Math 4 students will work on THIS SHEET
This week we will practice plotting graphs.
Tuesday Activity link here
Calculus students will work on THIS SHEET
Notes can be found HERE
The first honors work will be given out this week. Honors students will be expected to complete 3 or 4 in class tests per month. These are to show proficiency and fluency in a test like setting.
Week 4:
This week students will be placed in their correct classes on PowerSchool. Please sign up for the appropriate Google Classroom Site.
This week Math 4 students will practice factoring quadratics.
Math 4 students will work on THIS SHEET
Week 4 Calculus:
This week Calculus students will learn about the formal definition of the derivative: link1 link2 link3
Calculus students will work on THIS SHEET
Week 5:
Exponents
Radicals
PROJECT WORK
Starting this week you will be working on the first project of the semester. In this project you will create a memory page for the High Tech High Mesa Campus. You will include mathematics on the page, because this is a math class, and well... why not?