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Name of Course/Class:
Background Technology/Resources/Materials:
1 per student: 1 per class:
Accommodations Modifications
A student has dyslexia:
- Provide copies of student notes. Encourage the child to - Provide a calculator and/or number line for tests
highlight key points as you go over the notes.
- Film or video supplements in place of reading text.
- Have the child verbally explain his approach to answering a Provide student with a flash drive that contains each
math word problem lesson (verbally) that they can take home and revisit
when needed.
- Provide an index card containing math terms, definitions
and samples
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Weblink to your curriculum: http://tinyurl.com/jbmjaoe
Orient Objectives:
Given 5 open-ended questions via Classkick, students will identify the slope of a line with 80% accuracy.
the
leaner: Essential Question:
How are functions and their graphs related?
Standards:
NJCCCS Common Core NJCCCS for Technology ISTE
4.3.12.B.2 CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.F.B.4 8.1.12.A.1 7a
Functions and Relationships Construct a function to model a Construct a spreadsheet, Students use digital tools to connect
Analyze and explain the general linear relationship between two enter data, and use with learners from a variety of
properties and behavior of quantities. Determine the rate of mathematical or logical backgrounds and
functions or relations, using change and initial value of the functions to manipulate cultures, engaging with them in
algebraic and graphing techniques. function from a description of a data, generate charts and ways that broaden mutual
Slope of a line relationship or from two (x, y) graphs, and interpret understanding and learning.
values, including reading these results.
from a table or from a graph.
Interpret the rate of change and
initial value of a linear function in
terms of the situation it models,
and in terms of its graph or a table
of values.
Interdisplinary Standards
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integrating multiple they build on one another to create a coherent whole parts, extract key information, and develop
perspectives descriptive models to understand complex
systems or facilitate problem-solving.
Using Edpuzzle students will watch a 1 min video about how to graph an equation in slope-intercept form.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyCSb6SDW-8
At the door students will pick up necessary tools: note card, scratch paper, and computer.
The class codes for each Web 2.0 tool will be written on the board.
Instructional Using the LCD projector the teacher write, on the board, the formula (y1-y2 divided by x1-x2) to find the slope of a line and will
demonstrate with an example.
Design:
Check for Understanding/Provide Learner Guidance: Time to complete: 2 mins
Using Classkick, students will login and the teacher will ask students to describe how to find the slope of a line.
Using Classkick, students will work together with the teacher to solve 3 of 5 problems regarding slope.
Students will proceed to solve the last 2 of 5 questions on their own, raising their hand in Classkick if they need assistance.
Students picked up their note card on the way into class. On that note card students will write down one thing they learned in class
and one thing they struggled with.
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Formal Assessment: Time to complete: 10 mins
Given 5 open-ended questions via Classkick, students will identify the slope of a line with 80% accuracy.
One real-world connection is to find the rate of change (slope) in an airplanes altitude.
Student Feedback:
Recommendation: Were students able to successfully complete the Edpuzzle embedded assessment?
Teacher Feedback:
Did the teacher provide efficient notes and help to all students?