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Showing posts with label powers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label powers. Show all posts
Saturday, 28 March 2020
introduction to powers (i) 5 power line
a ppt is here
jumps on a power line
along with teacher questioning, the animations in the ppt are intended to focus attention
[a reminder that they need to be downloaded for these to work]
use powers to work out the answer
jumps on a power line
along with teacher questioning, the animations in the ppt are intended to focus attention
[a reminder that they need to be downloaded for these to work]
power problems calculator
a ppt is here
an intention is that students use trial and improvement for the first sheet, rather than utilising the inverse function (fraction power)
thanks to Dan Walker
an intention is that students use trial and improvement for the first sheet, rather than utilising the inverse function (fraction power)
thanks to Dan Walker
Friday, 27 March 2020
power rules visually
this seems a helpful way of communicating rules for powers...
they are the design of Professor Wilson, on his blog
they are the design of Professor Wilson, on his blog
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