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High school test preparation calculus research
ESSAYS: How to Write Informational Essays ~ It Begins Here...
A HOW-TO for writing strong essays for students in grades 5–10.Students research using two paired, high-interest, leveled articles."The Life in Antarctica""The Marvelous Manta"This is your definitive guide for teaching how to research and write essays and paragraphs;using a step-by-step process; building strong, independent writers.Do your students need a little more work on stand-alone paragraphs? This guide also explains how to write strong paragraphs.This writing resource has:125 pages of pro
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5th - 11th, Adult Education
Famous Curves Project
This is a project for the first unit of Calculus - right after the students learn the definition of the derivative and how to find the slope of the tangent line to the graph. Students will first choose a famous curve, make a poster of the equation with graph, take the derivative, find the slope of the tangent line and the equation of the tangent line at two points on the graph, they will also find a few things about the history of the curve. The assignment also comes with a rubric to grade it
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
No-Prep | AP Spanish | Comparación Cultural Comparison | Tu Tierra y la Mía
Are you looking to provide your advanced Spanish L1 and L2 students an opportunity to prepare a cultural comparison? ¡Para Aquí! Click HERE to see a preview video! THE PERSPECTIVE: AP Spanish Language and Culture students and their ally instructors can be overwhelmed by the verbal cultural comparison required in the exam. We found that breaking down this task into visuals and manipulatives informed our students, boosted their confidence and readied them for the verbal and timed requirement. T
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Real Life Math - Where am I ever going to use this? End of year project
Have your students ever asked "Where am I ever gonna use this in real life?". Well, they'll be able to answer that questions after doing this assignment. In this assignment, students will research the math topic in depth including the mathematician who discovered it, where it is used in real life and how. This is great for an end of year, end of the quarter or extra credit assignment or just for a break in the action. Included in this 6 page packet are instructions/description of assignment
Note Taking Graphic Organizers | Study Skills Activities
Note Taking is an effective study skill and has a positive effect on learning. Research shows students tend to remember more when they record information. These note cards offer a practical, yet fresh approach to note taking. They are practical because they can be used as students would use index cards. However, these note cards come in a variety of formats, serve as organizers, and can even be stapled into booklets. In addition to the note cards, a 2-page teacher/student idea guide is incl
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Study Skills Activities Bundle
Test-Taking Techniques and Strategies Worksheets Word Search and Crosswords
Help your students excel in their exams with these engaging Taking Tests Successfully worksheets! This set includes both a word search and a crossword puzzle to reinforce important tips for test-taking success, such as reading instructions carefully, getting enough sleep, and staying organized with a study schedule. With visually appealing designs and fun clues, these worksheets are perfect for students of all ages and skill levels. Use them as a standalone activity or as part of a larger test p
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6th - 9th
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End Of Year Mathematician Project - Algebra 2/Calculus/PreCalculus
This is a great project for the end of the year! Students are required to research a famous mathematician (they can choose one not listed as well) and create a research paper using the guidelines within the project. There is also an option to have your kids do a presentation (which I love!) with the guidelines provided as well. Rubrics are given for both the paper and presentation! Enjoy!
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9th - 12th
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A Tale of Two Mathematicians - An interactive Play
After my students completed the AP Calculus Exam during my first year of teaching AP Calculus, I continued covering material from our calculus text. However, the students struggled because the material was more difficult and, more realistically, their enthusiasm had diminished significantly after the demanding schedule that led up to the AP Exam. Therefore, I began looking for alternative mathematics that could be used to motivate students and maintain their interest after completing the AP Ex
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Microbiology & Zoology Questions and Answers
Table of Contents:Microbiology & Zoology Questions and AnswersMicrobiology1.Bacteria2. Protists3.Fungi4.VirusesZoology1.Life Kingdoms2.Poriferans3.Cnidarians4.Platyhelminthes5.Nematodes6.Annelids7.Arthropods8.Molluscs9.Echinoderms10.Fishes11.Amphibians12.Reptiles13.Birds14.Mammals
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: BIOLOGY Final Exam Questions and Answers REVIEW
BILL OF RIGHTS QUIZ • MATCHING GAME • GRADES 5–8
Constitution Day is September 17th, but the Bill of Rights Quiz and Matching Game are great to use ANYTIME!
The Bill of Rights Quiz • Grades 5–8 is a set of 28 Task Cards filled with questions about the Bill of Rights, its creation, vocabulary correlated to the Bill of Rights, and lots more. The questions cover important facts about “the Law of the Land” that all students should know as
informed, young citizens.
In addition to the Bill of Rights Quiz Task Cards, this unit also includes
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5th - 12th
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Calculus Career Project
Are you looking for an interesting and educational project to give to your Calculus students? You found one! So many times my students have asked what this higher level mathematics can do for them and how they can use it in the future. This project gives the kids an opportunity to not only see how math is used in careers but also what kind of schooling is required and what kind of salaries they can make using mathematics for a living! The project details and scoring rubric is attached!
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
End of Year Math Project - I can teach __________!
So it is the end of the year. You're burnt out. The kids are burnt out. But you need to review for the Final Exams/End of Year Testing. Here is a great project for your students that will get them engaged and have them reviewing the material without the class getting bored with the same old examples.
In this project, students have just been hired as the new (Insert Subject Here) Teacher at their school! Now it is their job to teach the rest of the class what they need to know for the end of ye
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8th - 12th
World War II Activities Bundle - Trading Cards, Game Show Review, & Headbands
If you teach about World War II and are looking for a few different activities to help your students better understand the main concepts and people involved these might be just what you are looking for. 32 WORLD WAR ii TRADING CARDS TO BE MADE:Here is a way your students can discover these historic figures that allows them to find out some basic facts, but also allows them to identify what they think is important about each person. Each trading card has the same format and allows students to g
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5th - 12th
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50+ Ways to Banish Back-to-School Anxiety and Stress
Help students banish back-to-school stress and outsmart test anxiety BEFORE it takes a toll on academic performance! A growing body of research shows that fairly simple interventions targeting attitudes and “ways of thinking” can lower students’ anxiety AND boost achievement levels.
High-stakes testing and endless performance situations can pile on the stress in ways that hamper learning and compromise a student’s working-memory capacity. (Mattarella-Micke, Mateo, Kozak, Foster, & Beilo
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4th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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AICE Thinking Skills Exam Breakdown 2020-2022
This resource is two excel files that have categorized all of the questions on Papers 1 and 2 for the last three years (since the exam update). The Problem Solving Matrix has 9 different types of problems that have been used over the past 3 years as well as how many points they were on the exam. The Critical Thinking Matrix has the topics for the 11 past exams as well.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Webquest: Who the Heck is Liebniz? (Calculus)
This webquest is a search for the "Father of Calculus." Students will explore the contributions of Liebniz and Newton and write an editorial supporting their decision as to who is the true father of calculus. Students can work in groups but all submit their own editorial and supporting documentation.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
SAT vs. ACT Resources
This Google Slideshow features a lot of information and resources help students decide which college entrance exam to take and how to prepare. Students may consider the slides independently or the teacher may choose to lecture and answer questions. Students should be able to answer the essential question: What is the difference between the SAT and ACT?
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10th - 12th
Grade 8 Internet Scavenger Hunt │ Ontario Science │ Grade 8 Cells Unit Review
My Grade 8 Science Internet Scavenger Hunt was specifically designed to cover the Cells unit of the Ontario science curriculum. This engaging and interactive resource helps students dive into the fascinating world of cells while meeting curriculum expectations, including:Investigating cell structures and their functionsExploring the organization of cells into specialized tissues, organs, and systemsUnderstanding the role of cellular processes, such as diffusion and osmosis, in maintaining homeos
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8th - 10th
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Famous Mathematician Bingo and Research Project
I realized that my students knew very little about the mathematicians behind the math they were learning and I decided to give them an opportunity to gain some background knowledge. I went to Wikipedia to create brief bios for 24 influential mathematicians and then turned that information into a game of bingo. After hearing a little about each mathematician during bingo, students will choose 1 mathematician to research further and create a resume for.Included:-Bingo board for students to fill in
Group Activity Share Your Knowledge
Need experts to deliver content for your lesson plans? Look no further than your own students! Let students be "Experts of the Day" through the "Share Your Knowledge" presentation.
Complete with:
instructions
guidelines
scoring rubric
hand-out/sign-up sheets
Everything needed to let students become the experts in for your lesson plans!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Essays: STUDENTS Research & Write Them ~ 8 ARTICLES on Volcanoes & Examples
THIS IS IT--your DEFINITIVE GUIDE for TEACHING how to RESEARCH and WRITE ESSAYS and PARAGRAPHS in a step-by-step way that BUILDS strong, independent WRITERS............................................STUDENTSRESEARCH a topic based on PROMPTS and INTEREST.explore OTHER multimedia online resources listed (optional) to add to their research.use high quality IMAGES and CHARTS to analyze, research, and answer a prompt to WRITE their ESSAY.SPEND their time READING articles and SELECTING strong evidenc
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Social Studies STAAR Review - 8th Grade U.S. History
Ready to print and go! Social Studies STAAR review. Contains Readiness and Supporting TEKS.PowerPoint Presentations for the review FREE in my store. Prioritizes concepts from Lead4Ward's STAAR frequency distribution. FREE Review PPT #1 FREE Review PPT #2 FREE Review PPT #3
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5th - 11th
ACT Prep/Junior Seminar - College ACT Research Project
This research project is for high school juniors (11th grade) who are preparing to take the ACT and apply to colleges within the next year. Before completing this project, students should take a practice ACT. (These can be found for free online!) To find their scale score, use the Princeton Review website with the Scale Score Chart. Students will look up the average ACT scores for accepted students at their top five colleges and make a goal for improvement!
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11th - 12th
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TEST: Defining the Purpose and Developing Research Questions or Hypotheses
The questionnaire consists of 30 multiple-choice questions that cover various topics related to quantitative research, including research questions, variables, leadership styles, confounding variables, hypotheses, and purpose statements.The questions are designed to be challenging enough to gauge the participant's knowledge of quantitative research, but not so difficult as to discourage them. Each question has four options, and the participant must choose the correct or best answer.This question
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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