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Adult education math lectures under $5
Constructing Graphs - Bar Graphs, Line Graphs, Circle Graphs
**I revised the numbers in the pie graph on this from the first version, these amounts are much more friendly** This activity includes construction of a bar graph, double bar graph, line graph, double line graph, and a circle graph.I put this together after being frustrated about not being able to find any graphing activities appropriate for intermediate grades that would allow me to make graphs with the class on my smartboard. I needed some examples to demonstrate how to take data and create a
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3rd - 10th, Adult Education
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Checking Accounts: Everday Life Skills Math Series: Packet Two
In “Packet One” of Everyday Life Skills Math Series, the student was introduced to the job experience and how their employer keeps record of their time worked. Once you start working and receive a paycheck, whether a paper check handed directly to you or directly deposited into a bank account, you will need to have a place to keep your money. You may need to open a bank account as either a savings or checking account. In this packet we will concentrate on a personal checking account and show
Earning a Paycheck: Everyday Life Skills Math Series: Packet One
In today’s fast moving and technical world, we have forgotten to instruct our future parents, workers, ordinary citizens about the basics of day to day living. Finding a job, getting a paycheck, opening up a checking account, paying the bills or budgeting, going to restaurants and calculating the tip, buying a home and getting a mortgage are just a few of the everyday experiences our students will meet throughout their lives. Today the classroom educator is compelled to meet Common Core Stan
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4th - 10th, Adult Education
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Personal Finance: Reconciling/Balancing YOUR Checking Account
This lesson is the FIFTH in the Personal Finance line and introduces students to reconciling/balancing a checking account. This lesson includes descriptions, images, examples and a class or individual practice page as well as an answer key.This lesson can be used individually or in conjunction with the other lessons in the Personal Finance line. This Google Slides file can be printed, projected, shared, and uploaded to Google Classroom.Items included:10 slides with descriptions & examplesBan
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Personal Finance BUNDLE: Checking Accounts Unit - Google Slides
Add, subtract, multiply, divide Integers with real world applications
A complete lesson on integers with real world applications.This lesson examines integers in real life perspectives. It is simplified for a learner of any level.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Graphing Linear Equations - Lecture: Plot Points, X- and Y-Intercepts, Slope
Instructions, examples, and practice problems are provided for each graphing method, along with charts and rectangular (Cartesian) coordinate grids, to guide the students through calculating points and then plotting them on the graph. It is beneficial to have the students follow along and fill in the worksheets during lecture, but the worksheets can also be worked on in groups or independently. Three methods for graphing lines are presented:Point PlottingX- and Y-InterceptsSlope-InterceptSolut
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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3D Shapes Notes Page
This notes page covers common 3D shapes. It leaves an opportunity for students to draw the matching net and figure themselves. This is perfect for an interactivte notebook or othe reference material! Covered on this page are cube, rectangular prism, cone, cylinder, and square pyramid!
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3rd - 8th, Adult Education
Lessons -Comparing and Ordering Numbers & Rational and Irrational Numbers
This is my notes about Comparing and Ordering Numbers, and Rational and Irrational Numbers
For regular and special ed students
Very simple explanation......
Enjoy
A R Mathematics
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6th - 11th, Adult Education
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Financial Mathematics (lesson 1) – arbitrage/replicating portfolios/derivatives.
Lesson on short selling, derivative securities, underlying assets, replicating portfolios and arbitrage.Learning objectives: •To be able to define arbitrage.• Understand relevant terms, such as underlying assets, models and security derivatives and short selling.•To be able to understand/define replicating portfolios.•Understand how we can value replicating portfolios and security derivatives.•Know how to use these values to create arbitrage. Includes 22 learning slides which can be used to tea
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Higher Education, Adult Education
Subsets of Real Numbers Presentation
This product is included in the The Real Number System Bundle.
This Power Point slideshow and PDF guided notes for students gives goes over the subsets of real numbers, compares and contrasts various subsets with one another, and shows the relationships between the subsets of real numbers in addition to providing definitions and examples of various subsets of the real number system. The presentation also has students identifying and classifying numbers according to the subsets in which they bel
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Modular Arithmetic and Cryptology Lecture Powerpoint
Modular Arithmetic and CryptologyA very fun and exciting lecture, which is far away from typical algebra class! This 57 lecture slides can be an additional topic in math where you can connect math to technology how encryption and decryption works. Let students understand the math concept behind technology simple encryption and decryption and how history of encryption and decryption turned into securing our technology. The RSA Cryptosystem is a bit complicated you can opt this out if you think th
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Area Model (BOX) Method Positive and Negative Binomials (x - 4)(x + 7)
In this video, I will show you how to multiply positive and negative binomials using the area model method. The area model method is multiplying two expressions with two terms, such as (x - 4)(x + 7) The technique helps you to organize the terms and avoid mistakes when applying the distributive property. To use the area model method, you need to follow these steps: - Draw a 2 by 2 box and label the rows and columns with the terms of the binomial. - Fill in each box cell with the product of th
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Multiplying Binomials FOIL and Area Model Method Examples
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Area Model (BOX) Method Negative Binomials (x - 11y)(x - 3y)
In this video, I will show you how to multiply binomials using the area model method. The area model method is multiplying two expressions with two terms, such as (x - 11y)(x - 3y). The technique method helps you to organize the terms and avoid mistakes when applying the distributive property. To use the area model method, you need to follow these steps: - Draw a 2 by 2 box and label the rows and columns with the terms of the binomial. - Fill in each box cell with the product of the correspon
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Multiplying Binomials FOIL and Area Model Method Examples
Derivative Rules - Full Lesson (PowerPoint)
This PowerPoint is a full lecture on the derivative rules commonly taught in AP Calculus AB, and college-level Differential Calculus or Calculus 1 courses. There are examples, sample scripts for the professor in the notes of the PowerPoint, and helpful images.In this lesson, students will discover how the derivatives are impacted when they add functions together, subtract one function from another, multiply functions, divide functions, and even compose functions!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Algebra 1 - Lines - Vertical and Horizontal Lines (60)
This is 60 of ~134 Algebra 1 Lectures available. Each Lesson consists of the following 3 items. Bundle Available for all ~134 Lessons too... and much cheaper to purchase them all.1) Lecture Notes w/Examples2) Worksheet to practice3) KEY for Worksheet with full solutions, step-by-stepWhat does Lesson 60 cover? In this lesson, we will learn how to graph a Vertical and Horizontal line. We’ll also learn about the slopes of each of these types of lines. Given the graph of a horizontal or ve
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7th - 9th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Algebra 1 - Linear Equations - BUNDLE!!
10 Positive Order of Operations Problems - 3 numbers - 25 Worksheets - Set 1
10 Positive Order of Operations Problems - 3 numbers - 25 Worksheets - Set 1Engage your students with this 10-question worksheet, designed to reinforce their understanding of the order of operations. Featuring three positive numbers in each problem, this resource is perfect for practicing and mastering this essential math concept. Use it as a classroom activity or homework assignment to help your students excel in math!
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3rd, Adult Education
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Consumer math lessons (41 pages, PDF Format)
This 41 page document contains 5 consumer math lessons - income, time keeping, payroll, payroll deductions, and commissions. Students are challenged to calculate gross pay, net pay, taxes, commission pay, overtime, double time, and more! Formulas are provided within the document, as well as explanations for each pay scenario. Use this document as a class presentation, print a copy for your students, or refer to it during lesson planning. Skills - calculations involving decimals, gross pay, net
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Intro to AP Calculus AB powerpoint
This is a slideshow that I give durring the first couple of days to my AP calculus students. It is meant to be a motivating pep talk reagarding the rigor of the course. It outlines classroom and course expectations in a fun, easy way.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How to solve different types of equations.
Walks students through how to identity different types of equations and further once you have identified a type, a basic set of steps that will work every time to solve the equation type.
Contains Linear, Quadratic, higher degree Polynomial, absolute value, rational, radical, exponential and logarithmic equation identification and how to solve. Has 3-4 example problems for each type of equation and the answer for each example.
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Radical: Has x under a radical
3 examples problems of a radica
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Order of Operations & Evaluating Expressions Guided Notes, PowerPoint, and Keys
This is a set of guided notebook pages for the interactive math notebook on the Foundations of Algebra
The Powerpoint is meant to be interactive so that you can write on it. (White Board or Mobi style)
Topics Covered in these Guided Notes (Sections Sold Separately in my Store):
• Order of Operations
My Interactive Note Pages include all or some of the following: step by step notes, Vocabulary, diagrams, graphic organizers, and example problems.
*********** Please remember that the Powerpoi
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
MATRICES: A BASIC INTRODUCTION TO MATRICES
A matrix is a way to organize data in columns and rows. A matrix is written inside brackets [ ]. Each item in a matrix is called an entry. In mathematics, a matrix (plural matrices, or less commonly matrixes) is a rectangular array of numbers.
This guide is an excellent one for anyone who wants to learn a little more about matrices.
In this e-book, I will discuss the following:
1. Addition and Subtraction of Matrices
2. Multiplying a matrix by a scalar quantity
3. Finding the Determinant of a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Memorize the Unit Circle
Do you have your students memorize the Unit Circle for their tests? This is a PowerPoint Presentation to help students memorize the Unit Circle. It is 8 slides with animation. ***Will be updating with a link to my YouTube channel of video presentation of this PowerPoint
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Using Credit Cards: Everyday Life Skills Math Series: Packet Four
Credit cards have become an everyday way of life. Their overuse today have placed many unsuspecting people in financial trouble. The “Using Credit Cards” packet will introduce students to the terminology and mathematics surrounding the basics of using credit cards for “real” money. The application of percents is the main theme throughout the activities. An excellent set of activities to improve your student’s skills. An answer guide is provided. The “Everyday Life Skills” series will meet
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4th - 11th, Adult Education
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Equations, Tables, and Graphs
This powerpoint shows students how to graph a linear equation (pre Algebra - not understanding slope and y-intercept yet) with x & y tables. The powerpoint takes the outcome of the x/y tables, puts them into ordered pairs (x,y)and graphs the points and lines on a coordinate plane. I have used this lesson with both an interwrite pad and samrtboard.
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