This lesson will help your scholars deconstruct proof level thinking. By utilizing Delta Math, students can progress from the visual level of thinking about triangle congruence and transform themselves into writing proof like arguments.
In this lesson, students will learn how to calculate distances in real life situations by using the distance formula and the Pythagorean Theorem. The interactive Nearpod is included in the lesson.
This interactive Nearpod lesson will help you teach your students about trigonometric functions in right triangles. To calculate heights of real-life structures, or sides of triangles, they will make use of the Pythagorean Theorem, sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, secant, and cosecant.
In this lesson, students will learn more about points, lines, planes, and intersections by connecting these sometimes intangible Geometry concepts to real world examples. A pre-made Nearpod with assessments is included.
This lesson will help students discover how to analyze and cite a text through interacting with peers and through finding authentic connections between novels and their own lives. This lesson can be used as a guide to help students analyze any novel or text of the teacher or students’ choosing.
Welcome to Hacking EdTech for Equity! In this video we talk about using FlipGrid in new and different ways!
Welcome to Hacking EdTech for Equity! In this video we talk about the different ways FlipGrid can benefit student’s learning experience!
Welcome to Hacking EdTech for Equity! In this video we talk about how to use FlipGrid and how to introduce it into your classroom!
We talk a bit more about the surveillance tool Pear Deck has which allows you to see what participants are doing in Pear Deck in real-time. It is important for you to know how to use this feature equitably!
Use Pear Deck to push students to think more about issues of equity in the US.