Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
Please, Please Take Care of Your Digital Device
This is a fantastic 10 minute video that clearly explains how to prevent the loss of your digital data.
WATCH VIDEO! (Unfortunately, it's YouTube which is blocked at our school-watch at home!)
WATCH VIDEO! (Unfortunately, it's YouTube which is blocked at our school-watch at home!)
Labels:
csi,
digital care
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
PreAlgebra II: Adding Fractions
Labels:
adding fractions,
chapter 3,
prealgebra 2
Monday, November 22, 2010
4-19 Resource Page (4.1.3)
Labels:
algebra,
algebra patterns,
chapter 4,
graph,
multiple representations,
resource pages,
rule
Friday, November 19, 2010
20 Things I Learned About Browsers & The Web
In an effort to inform everyone about something almost everyone uses every day, "20 Things I Learned About Browsers & The Web" gives in depth information about the web, how to stay safe, and the difference between cloud computing and web apps. You can read the whole book or browse by chapters using the tabs found at the bottom of the site.
READ 20 THINGS I LEARNED ABOUT BROWSERS & THE WEB
Some important chapters you may like to read are found in quick links below:
MALWARE, PHISHING, and SECURITY RISKS
HOW MODERN BROWSERS PROTECT YOU FROM MALWARE
USING WEB ADDRESSES TO KEEP YOU SAFE
VALIDATING IDENTITIES ONLINE
FINALLY: Google (used by many) has created a PRIVACY CENTER and specifically a FAMILY SAFETY CENTER!
Please share this with anyone you feel may like to read it!
READ 20 THINGS I LEARNED ABOUT BROWSERS & THE WEB
Some important chapters you may like to read are found in quick links below:
MALWARE, PHISHING, and SECURITY RISKS
HOW MODERN BROWSERS PROTECT YOU FROM MALWARE
USING WEB ADDRESSES TO KEEP YOU SAFE
VALIDATING IDENTITIES ONLINE
FINALLY: Google (used by many) has created a PRIVACY CENTER and specifically a FAMILY SAFETY CENTER!
Please share this with anyone you feel may like to read it!
Labels:
algebra,
internet safety,
prealgebra 2
Thursday, November 18, 2010
The Physics Behind "Unstoppable"
Unstoppable!
Can you determine if the movie's claim of destruction is actually true? It's a simple math problem.
The video clip includes help from a professor who will walk you through the process. You will need to find the SPEED OF AN AVERAGE CARGO TRAIN and include the mass of the train from the professor's clip.
After analyzing, will the train "blow up a whole city" as advertised? He also states that this is "just a simple math problem" which confirmed to me, "Yes, math is everywhere!"
Develop a conversation by replying. If you reply with something meaningful then you will earn yourself 10 extra credit points.
Can you determine if the movie's claim of destruction is actually true? It's a simple math problem.
The video clip includes help from a professor who will walk you through the process. You will need to find the SPEED OF AN AVERAGE CARGO TRAIN and include the mass of the train from the professor's clip.
After analyzing, will the train "blow up a whole city" as advertised? He also states that this is "just a simple math problem" which confirmed to me, "Yes, math is everywhere!"
Develop a conversation by replying. If you reply with something meaningful then you will earn yourself 10 extra credit points.
Labels:
algebra,
equations,
prealgebra 2,
unstoppable
PreAlgebra II: Parabola
Labels:
chapter 2,
parabola,
prealgebra 2
4-3 to 4-7 Additional Worksheet
You will need to complete the following problems in addition to the problems 4-3 to 4-7.
GET THE ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS!
GET THE ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS!
Labels:
algebra,
chapter 4,
solving equations
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
4.1.1 Chapter 4 Algebra Patterns: After Problems #1,2 on Worksheet
Having completed the first two problems on the Day 1 worksheet of Chapter 4, you will benefit from watching an Australian speak about the patterns using match sticks. During the video, copy his match diagrams and the information he places to the right of the diagram.
After you watch the video and copy the drawings, numbers, and rules write a 2-3 sentence reflection on the process of patterns and rules. Thoughts you may include:
What aspect(s) of this video made the process more clear?
What is the first thing you look for when completing these problems?
What do you see as ALWAYS happening?
If you can create a REPLY on your computer after this POST, then please do it! If not, write it in your notebook! It will be reviewed by your teacher and awarded points.
Labels:
algebra,
algebra patterns,
chapter 4
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Chapter 4 Intro Distributive Property
The equations that we will experience in Chapter 4 will become more challenging. Get a great, short introduction on how to solve these equations! After watching the video, reply with one detailed concept that you learned! It is STRONGLY recommended that you write down the examples for the future!!!
VIEW THE VIDEO!!!
An Introduction To Chapter 4
***Can't see the slideshow below CLICK HERE
VIEW THE VIDEO!!!
An Introduction To Chapter 4
***Can't see the slideshow below CLICK HERE
Labels:
algebra,
chapter 4,
distributive property,
video
Monday, November 15, 2010
Talking Numbers Counts With Kids' Math Skills
A new study reveals it is important to talk with kids about numbers in a certain way. Read about the study!
Labels:
algebra,
numbers,
prealgebra 2
Friday, November 12, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Hour 5 Chapter 3 Vocab Spreadsheet
Labels:
algebra,
chapter 3,
closure,
vocabulary
Time On Your Hands?
Want to play a unique and challenging math game? Tivitz has come to the web. Challenge yourself and see if you can be on the leader board. GET THE GAME!!! It's FREE!
Labels:
algebra,
games,
prealgebra 2
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Monday, November 8, 2010
Equivalent Fractions
Labels:
chapter 3,
equivalent fractions,
prealgebra 2
Friday, November 5, 2010
HOUR 9: 3-81 "How Many Solutions?"
REVIEW 3-80 CAREFULLY!
Explain how to find the number of solutions to an equation; Include the answer to...
How do you know when an equation has no solution?
How do you know when an equation has an infinite (look it up) number of solutions?
Type an example of each kind of equation: See example-
NO SOLUTION: -2-3k-2+-2k+8-k
Labels:
algebra,
chapter 3,
solution to equations
HOUR 5: 3-81 "How Many Solutions?"
REVIEW 3-80 CAREFULLY!
Explain how to find the number of solutions to an equation; Include the answer to...
How do you know when an equation has no solution?
How do you know when an equation has an infinite (look it up) number of solutions?
Type an example of each kind of equation: See example-
NO SOLUTION: -2-3k-2+-2k+8-k
Explain how to find the number of solutions to an equation; Include the answer to...
How do you know when an equation has no solution?
How do you know when an equation has an infinite (look it up) number of solutions?
Type an example of each kind of equation: See example-
NO SOLUTION: -2-3k-2+-2k+8-k
Labels:
algebra,
chapter 3,
solution to equation
Thursday, November 4, 2010
HOUR 9: 3-70 Letter C
YOUR REPLY NEEDED:
What is a SOLUTION TO AN EQUATION?
What is a SOLUTION TO AN EQUATION?
Write a description as to what you and your partner agree on!
Labels:
algebra,
chapter 3,
solution to equation
HOUR 5: 3-70 Letter C:
YOUR REPLY NEEDED:
What is a SOLUTION TO AN EQUATION?
Write a description as to what you and your partner agree on!
Labels:
algebra,
chapter 3,
solution to equation
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
"What is the chance of..."
Lottery, Powerball, Gambling! All of them involve probability. You are also using fractions, decimals, and percents! What do you think the chances are that you will win the lottery?
Leave a comment as to the percent out of 100 that you think you will win the lottery? You will need to log into your P Google Account.
ONLY after you have left a comment can you continue reading!
The POWERBALL game asks a person to guess five (5) correct numbers out of fifty-nine (59). Using a web resource find the chances of you winning the POWERBALL HERE!
Leave a comment as to the percent out of 100 that you think you will win the lottery? You will need to log into your P Google Account.
ONLY after you have left a comment can you continue reading!
The POWERBALL game asks a person to guess five (5) correct numbers out of fifty-nine (59). Using a web resource find the chances of you winning the POWERBALL HERE!
Labels:
chapter 3,
decimals,
percent,
prealgebra 2,
probability,
ratio and proportions
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