You spend a lot of time working with functions in courses such as Trigonometry, Algebra II, and Calculus. If you’re still writing all those functions as y= this or that, you’re missing out on opportunities to do some sophisticated mathematics.
Graphical User Interfaces—GUIs—are great. They brought us mice and touch screens. They made computing both possible and fun for many many people.
But you don’t always want to have to reach for a mouse. Sometimes you want to make things happen more directly; more immediately.
Let’s say you’re in Desmos working on a graph and you want a new folder.
Summer is beginning here in the Northern Hemisphere.
School years are ending.
For most teachers, this means that plans are ramping up for some quality professional learning time (and hopefully some relaxation time too—you’ve earned it!)
This week, the Friday Fave brings you a Top Three list for summer professional learning.
