After reading my end-of-semester surveys, too many students were mixing up what to do when and why when finding the maximums and minimums of functions. I created this graphical organizer to put in their notebooks. This is how I picture it in my head and how I remember it, so maybe it will help some students.
I mentioned this post on my blog this week. Thanks
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Can I get a copy of this for my students as well?!? gallupa1@duvalschools.org
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Hi Allison. It's a live link at the top, so you can just download it.
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I pinnned this graphic from your blog post 2 years ago to my Pinterest Board for Statistics and Data, and it continues to be one of my most re-pinned pins. I teach Statistics and was thinking about using your format for similar purposes, like when to use various statistical techniques, etc. I love your blog and frequently find useful ideas here, thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am glad it's useful.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for doing this. My students will like it. Is it difficult to use the program to build your graphics? They look great!