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Activity from Mathematics Teacher (2006), uses position of an ant to discuss parametric eqs
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Using football analogy for parametric equations
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http://www.isbe.net/ils/math/stage_J/7B_8C_9DJ.pdf
Use parametric equations to describe the path of a hit baseball, determine whether the hit is a home run, and evaluate
the importance of angles and the minimum velocity needed to hit a home run accordingly: -
ALEX Lesson Plan: JUMP!!! An Exploration into Parametric Equations
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Saturday, February 18, 2012
Things I've Tagged (weekly)
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4 comments:
Hello! I'm going through Math Teacher Mambo's [long!] blogroll and I'm only at the "M" mark from the bottom up too, phew. Then I find you tagged me on your weekly tags -- yeah! Thank you! I try to read up on my own blogroll weekly, and always finding new ideas. We're at the initial stages of creating electronic portfolios using Google, so I'm interested in what your kids are producing for their projects your "the results" post. Really like the livebinder that you have! Thanks so much, will definitely check back.
Fawn -
You're welcome! Thanks for the ideas using the Barbies! I've done the Barbie Bungee activity in class a few times and the kids always have fun (some have a little too much fun) so I like the idea of doing the proportions with them too. I added your blog to my google reader and am looking forward to going back through it to find some other ideas! :)
And don't you just love Math Teacher Mambo? Seriously.
Thanks for tagging Web Equation! I haven't seen anything quite like it. I will definitely be putting it to use!
Thanks again,
Rebecka
Rebecka -
You're so welcome! A tech coordinator at school sent me that link and I looooved it.
Now I just have to remember to use it :)
Kristen
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