I can find all of the zeros of a polynomial.
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2011-2012 LESSON “SNAPSHOT” Teacher’s Name: Holly McCarty Week of: 10/3/2011 – 10/7/2011 Course Title and Periods Taught: Pre-AP Pre-Calculus 1st & 4th Unit Title: Functions/Polynomials List daily lesson topic and Depth of Knowledge: List learning target (related to Core Academic Standard): Briefly outline daily lesson Check all that apply each activities/agenda: day: Friday Lesson Topic: Complex Zeros and the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra I can factor a polynomial completely. I can find all of the zeros of a polynomial. I can state the multiplicity of each zero of a polynomial. I can find a polynomial with integer coefficients if I am given the zeros of the polynomial. Automaticity Bell Ringer Homework corrections Notes Assignment Pg. 307 # 11, 15, 17, 20, 21, 25, 33, 35, 36 Bell ringer Formative Assessment Writing to learn Writing to demonstrate learning Cooperative Learning MI/DI Student technology use ACT/CATS-like assessment Live-Scoring Reading Strategies Lab Automaticity Bell Ringer Homework solutions Notes: Graphing Polynomials Assignment Bell ringer Formative Assessment Writing to learn Writing to demonstrate learning Cooperative Learning MI/DI Student technology use ACT/CATS-like assessment Live-Scoring Reading Strategies Lab Critical Vocab: Multiplicity of k, zeros, conjugate Tuesday Lesson Topic: Complex Zeros and the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra I can determine the end behavior of the graph of a polynomial. I can state all of the possible rational zeros of a polynomial. I can factor a polynomial completely. I can find all of the zeros of a polynomial. I can state the multiplicity of each zero of a polynomial. Critical Vocab: I can graph a polynomial without a calculator. Rational, root, zero, xI can find a polynomial with integer coefficients if I am given the intercept, solution, variation zeros of the polynomial. in sign, end behavior, Descartes Rule of Signs, Real part, imaginary part, complex number, pure imaginary number, conjugate, principal square root, Multiplicity of k, conjugate Please post completed form for each course you teach weekly. (Updated 12/06/10) 2011-2012 LESSON “SNAPSHOT” Tuesday Lesson Topic: Complex Zeros and the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra I can determine the end behavior of the graph of a polynomial. Automaticity Bell Ringer I can state all of the possible rational zeros of a polynomial. Homework solutions I can factor a polynomial completely. Practice Test I can find all of the zeros of a polynomial. I can state the multiplicity of each zero of a polynomial. Critical Vocab: I can graph a polynomial without a calculator. Rational, root, zero, xI can find a polynomial with integer coefficients if I am given the intercept, solution, variation zeros of the polynomial. in sign, end behavior, Descartes Rule of Signs, Real part, imaginary part, complex number, pure imaginary number, conjugate, principal square root, Multiplicity of k, conjugate Bell ringer Formative Assessment Writing to learn Writing to demonstrate learning Cooperative Learning MI/DI Student technology use ACT/CATS-like assessment Live-Scoring Reading Strategies Lab Wednesday Lesson Topic: Complex Zeros and the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra Bell ringer Formative Assessment Writing to learn Writing to demonstrate learning Cooperative Learning MI/DI Student technology use ACT/CATS-like assessment Live-Scoring Reading Strategies Lab I can determine the end behavior of the graph of a polynomial. Automaticity Bell Ringer I can state all of the possible rational zeros of a polynomial. Ch.3 Test without a graphing I can factor a polynomial completely. calculator I can find all of the zeros of a polynomial. I can state the multiplicity of each zero of a polynomial. Critical Vocab: I can graph a polynomial without a calculator. Rational, root, zero, xI can find a polynomial with integer coefficients if I am given the intercept, solution, variation zeros of the polynomial. in sign, end behavior, Descartes Rule of Signs, Real part, imaginary part, complex number, pure imaginary number, conjugate, principal square root, Multiplicity of k, conjugate Please post completed form for each course you teach weekly. (Updated 12/06/10) 2011-2012 LESSON “SNAPSHOT” Friday Lesson Topic: Complex Zeros and the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra I can determine the end behavior of the graph of a polynomial. Automaticity Bell Ringer I can state all of the possible rational zeros of a polynomial. Ch.3 Test without a graphing I can factor a polynomial completely. calculator I can find all of the zeros of a polynomial. I can state the multiplicity of each zero of a polynomial. Critical Vocab: I can graph a polynomial without a calculator. Rational, root, zero, xI can find a polynomial with integer coefficients if I am given the intercept, solution, variation zeros of the polynomial. in sign, end behavior, Descartes Rule of Signs, Real part, imaginary part, complex number, pure imaginary number, conjugate, principal square root, Multiplicity of k, conjugate Please post completed form for each course you teach weekly. (Updated 12/06/10) Bell ringer Formative Assessment Writing to learn Writing to demonstrate learning Cooperative Learning MI/DI Student technology use ACT/CATS-like assessment Live-Scoring Reading Strategies Lab
