In the summer of 2023, I presented for the Summer Math Summit. My topic was "Tips and Strategies for Teaching Precalculus." I have over 20 years of experience teaching Precalculus and wanted to do a presentation specifically targeting upper-level math course teachers. Rather see my video presentation on th…
One concept that calculus students struggle with is volumes of solids with known cross sections. These three-dimensional solids, formed by slicing a region along specific planes, often leave our students bewildered. In this blog post, I will share several free and user-friendly websites that can aid both teachers and …
As calculus teachers, we stand at the intersection of mathematical theory and practical problem-solving. One topic that often perplexes students is Volumes of Solids of Revolution. These three-dimensional shapes emerge from the elegant dance of curves and rotations, yet their intricacies can leave even the most dilige…
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5 Engaging Math Review Games that Don't Require the Internet
There are lots of websites that make it easy for teachers to create review activities for their high school math classes (quizlet, kahoot, etc). But sometimes the internet goes out, or several of your students forgot their devices, or the batteries on their devices died, or the device won't connect to the interne…