Math Analysis
Math Analysis help for teachers and students. This collection contains lessons, course notes, cheat sheets, tips, and helpful strategies for anyone taking high school precalculus. Follow today to expand your mathematical knowledge!
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Introduction to Sequences - (23 Surefire Examples!)
Sequences in Algebra - POWERFUL video lesson on how to find the general term and rule for sequences. With 23 examples, you'll have everything you need to score well in your next quiz or test. Terrific for new teachers too. Excellent topic for secondary math courses. Be able to identify terms and generate a sequence for arithmetic or geometric sequences, simplify functions with factorials, and understand terms like monotonic, recursive, and convergence. #calcworkshop
Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences - (17+ Amazing Examples)
Arithmetic Sequences - INSIGHTFUL lesson on how to identify and generate both Arithmetic and Geometric sequences. With 19 examples, you'll have everything you need to score well in your next test or quiz. New to teaching this topic? Then this lesson is for you. Learn how to find the common difference or the common ratio as well as finding the indicated term, as well as the nth term, for any arithmetic, geometric or recursive sequence. #calcworkshop
Math Analysis
Math Analysis - EXCELLENT video overview of all the topics you'd expect to see in a math analysis course in high school. This online course covers units such as graphing functions, domain and range, polynomials, rational expressions, sequence and series, and limits. Check it out today! #calcworkshop
Identifying Parabolas (Conic Sections) - 8 Incredible Examples!
Conic Sections - Parabolas - INSIGHTFUL video lesson on transforming a quadratic equation into graphing (h.k) form. With 8 examples, you'll have everything you need to score well in your next quiz or test. Terrific for new teachers as a review. Perfect for high school and middle school math courses. Find out how easy it is to find the focus and directrix of parabolas. #calcworkshop
Parametric Equations and Graphs (Explained w/ 17 Examples!)
Parametric Equations in Math - TERRIFIC video lesson on the characteristics of parametric graphs. Learn how to sketch, represent, form an equation, and write out these problems. With 17 step-by-step examples, it's a great review if you're new to teaching this topic. Perfect for high school and middle school math courses as well. Check it out today! #calcworkshop
Identifying Conic Sections - Circles (9 Amazing Examples!)
Conic Sections - Circles - EXCELLENT video lesson with 9 Example Problems. Learn how to identify features of a circle by finding the circle's center and radius represented in equation form. Terrific for new algebra teachers. Perfect for high school and middle school math courses. Find out how to convert from general form to standard form. Watch it today! #calcworkshop
How to find Arithmetic and Geometric Series - (13 Surefire Examples!)
Geometric Series - EXCELLENT video lesson with 15 Example Problems. Learn how to find the sums of both Arithmetic and Geometric series. Terrific for new algebra teachers. Perfect for middle school and high school math courses. Understand the difference between finite and infinite series, and learn how to create partial sums to find expanded forms of various series, including infinite geometric series. Watch it today! #calcworkshop
How to Solve Equations in Precalculus - (15 Amazing Examples!)
Solving Equations! This precalculus lesson covers both linear and quadratic equations. It provides steps on completing the square. This lecture also covers solving equations with negative and rational exponents. Excellent reference for Math Analysis & PreCalculus. Check it out today! #calcworkshop
Graphing Using Transformations (15+ Video Examples!)
Transformation of Graphs which covers the parents graphs: Lines, Squares, Cubic, Square Root, Absolute Value, and Cube Root. This lesson contains step-by-step examples for students in PreCalculus, Math-Analysis, or even Algebra II. Check it out today! #calcworkshop
How to Solve Exponential Equations - (17 Amazing Examples!)
Exponential Equations - EXCELLENT video lesson that covers the seven basic exponential properties including Power of Products, Power of a Power, Negative Powers, Equivalence of Powers, and more. Terrific for new teachers. Excellent topic for high school and middle school math courses. Learn the 3 step process to solve these types of problems. #calcworkshop
How to Graph Logarithmic Functions? (just 3 Simple Steps!)
Graphing Logarithmic Functions - Learn this EASY method to graph any logarithmic function with a simple 3 step process. The secret sauce is in transformations. With 12 examples, you'll have everything you need to score well in your next quiz or test. Terrific for new teachers too. Excellent topic for high school and middle school math courses. Don't miss out on this super easy graphing method. #calcworkshop
How to Calculate Compound Interest? (6 Powerful Examples!)
Compound Interest - POWERFUL video lesson on calculating compound interest. With 6 examples, you'll have everything you need to score well in your next quiz or test. Terrific for new teachers too. Excellent topic for high school and middle school math courses. Learn the definitions and how to work these types of problems. #calcworkshop
Exponential Growth and Decay (5 Awesome Examples!)
Exponential Growth and Decay - TERRIFIC video lesson that covers 5 classic examples including population size, radioactive decay models, and half-life. Perfect for new teachers as a review if it's been awhile since you taught this topic. Excellent for high school and middle school math courses. Learn the one formula that handles all growth and decay problems. #calcworkshop
How to Do Synthetic Division (8 Powerful Examples!)
Synthetic Division - INSIGHTFUL algebra lesson on using Synthetic Division as a better way of doing long division. With 8 examples, you'll have everything you need to score well in your next quiz or test. New to teaching this topic? Then this lesson is for you. Learn how to use this method to divide two polynomials, how to write our answers with a given remainder, and learn about the remainder theorem and the power of synthetic substitution. #calcworkshop