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  1. @JackieB cheeky kid!
  2. I'm thankful for finding a great group of math teacher friends this year!
  3. Ugh. You math teachers are too good. How will I ever keep up with the good ideas?
  4. Am now on the "wave." Still figuring it out, but you can add dpetersen79
  5. @samjshah @SweenWSweens @jbrtva I updated the Fun Calculus ideas doc with an idea I'm trying out this week re: related rates. Feedback wlcme
  6. @SweenWSweens You were missed. I'm glad you got stuff worked out well enough to rejoin!
  7. @dcox21 What is "simple" interest? (how often compounded?) And how much total does he owe or just for that month?
  8. @busynessgirl I don't know about W|A, but this applet does it nicely: http://bit.ly/5fQpZd
  9. Gave a fun related rates project in calculus today: http://bit.ly/5cujAB
  10. My Alg2 classes have about 20% fail rate at the moment. Ahh! Individually neither I nor kids are surprised, but seems high as a class.
  11. It's (effectively) Friday!
  12. Math as a UNIVERSEal language? http://bit.ly/4PlYTz
  13. @samjshah Also this: http://bit.ly/073GBP8
  14. @samjshah I only have an 86, but the pi approx seems to be off on the 13th decimal place: 3.141592653589(79) vs. 8 for the paren on calc
  15. RT @wigu: Maths are liberal. http://bit.ly/076KSJG
  16. How to e-mail your math prof: http://bit.ly/07Vnv7V
  17. @rjallain Thanks. I think they're not "necessary," but I included for clarity.
  18. @samjshah We did up to FTC, so they could do the first int you gave, but the second I group with u-sub, so not yet. # 9, 10, 12 have some
  19. Definite Integrals Quiz (take home): http://bit.ly/07rmvIf Comments welcome (hoped for!)
  20. Doesn't seem like it in my classroom sometimes, but "math" is "innate" http://bit.ly/61P06k