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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

50 Days of Flickr

Tag all photos gta310. Additional tags are listed in parenthesis.
The date due is available on the homework sheets.
Days
1.Grided Plane (PiGrid)
2. A Circle, with representation of radius (PiCirc)
3. Right Triangle (Piright)
4. Horizontal & Vertical Line (PiLine)
5. Real life representation -- graph of Function(PiFunction)
6. Real life symmetry (PiSymmetry) -spell correctly!
7. (PiReflect)
8. PiTrig
9. Pimeasure
10. pispokes
11. PiSector
12. PiArc
13. PiWinter
14. PiTriSim
15. PiRevolutions
16. PiPlane
17. PiTower
18. PiSun
19. PiMoon
20. PiSinPiCos
21. PiBball
22. Piprojectile
23. PiIdentity
24. PiWindow
25. Piwildlife
26. PiTriArchitect


For the most up to dat list of Flickr shots, please review the homework assignment log.

Monday, February 1, 2010

Scribe Post,February 1st, Tom

Scribe Post

welcome back to school everyone. I hope everyone had a great break.
For the new term and new section (trigonometry) we are going to need new supplies
everyone needs to have there trigonometry book we got in the beginning of last semester, you will need a ruler, a graphing calculator, a notebook and graph paper make sure to bring all this everyday or you will lose points.
Today we started off the term by talking about cartesian coordinate systems.
we compared the street layout of boston and manhattan. manhattan was much easier to see a way around because of its street layout being a coordinate system,
we finished off class by learning about the distance formula. this formula is derived from pythagoreans theorem so it has the same basic idea. its is the square root of delta X squared + delta y squared =d
the term delta is represented by a triangle and mean the difference of the start and finish.
so in this setting it is the difference of the starting x coordinate and the finishing x coordinate squared + the difference of the starting y coordinate and the finishing y coordinate. therefore it would be X1-X2 squared + Y1-Y2 squared then take the square root of all =d

And that is all for today
enjoy the year
tomorrows scribe will be Noah

Grid!

Here is another cool and colorful grid! :) (x , y)






This is a grid painting done by artist M.C. Escher. I thought it was pretty cool. Enjoy :P

PoP -Short Term Learning

I am looking forward to hearing which short term classes were your favorite.  Please tell me which teaching strategies were most helpful to your learning during these classes!

It's Your Time to Shine!




Chapter P Helpful Resources

Vocabulary
• Coordinates – a set of numbers that describe where something is located.
• Horizontal axis – a number line going from west to east (left to right). This axis measures position east or west (right or left) of the origin. It's Also called the x-axis.
• Origin – the point on a graph where the horizontal axis and the vertical axis intersect. At the origin, the coordinates are (0, 0).
• Vertical axis – a number line going from north to south (up and down). The vertical axis measures position north or south of the origin. The vertical axis is also called the y-axis.

The story of the coordinate plane: 
http://mathforum.org/cgraph/history/intro.html
The Cartesian plane: 
http://www.purplemath.com/modules/plane.htm
Coordinate simulations/games: 
http://www.oswego.org/ocsd-web/games/BillyBug2/bug2.html
http://www.learner.org/teacherslab/math/geometry/shape/taxicab/index.html
http://www.shodor.org/interactivate/activities/SimpleCoordinates/?version=1.5.0_06&browse
r=MSIE&vendor=Sun_Microsystems_Inc.
http://education.jlab.org/topquarkgame/index.html