Student groups presented on real world problems and their trigonometric solutions. Their classmates observed the presentations and took notes that could be used to complete a quiz. Students then finished the quiz either in class or as homework. They also provided feedback on the lesson through an online form.
Student groups presented on real world problems and their trigonometric solutions. Their classmates observed the presentations and took notes that could be used to complete a quiz. Students then finished the quiz either in class or as homework. They also provided feedback on the lesson through an online form.
Student groups presented on real world problems and their trigonometric solutions. Their classmates observed the presentations and took notes that could be used to complete a quiz. Students then finished the quiz either in class or as homework. They also provided feedback on the lesson through an online form.
Student
group
reviewed
their
presentation,
practicing
what
they
will
say.
(5
minutes)
Student
group
presented
their
real
world
problem
and
solution
(see
Rubric
for
presentation
criteria)
and
answered
any
questions
their
classmates
may
have
about
their
problem
and
solution.
(5
minutes
per
group)
Students
in
the
audience
took
notes
about
the
problems
presented
and
about
their
solutions.
(Notes
may
be
used
in
completing
a
quiz
at
the
end
of
class.)
Upon
completion
of
the
videos,
students
completed
a
10-question
quiz
found
on
the
class
Edmodo
site.
Note:
This
can
be
done
at
the
end
of
class,
if
time
permits;
otherwise,
students
completed
the
quiz
for
homework.
Students
used
the
Contact
section
of
the
lesson/project
website
to
submit
their
evaluation
of
the
lesson
(provided
feedback
for
the
teacher
on
what
they
liked
and
disliked
about
the
project
and
suggestions
for
improvement).