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Info and links related to Mr. Quinn's 10th and 12th grade classes in North Berwick, Me.

Hi, and welcome to Mr. Quinn's Class dot com. That's me in the picture. The bald one.

I am a teacher at Noble High School in North Berwick, Maine. I'm teaching sophomore algebra and geometry as well as a section of statistics this year.

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1 - 5 October 

Tuesday, October 09, 2007  

Algebra is turning this week to solving systems of equations. In a lot of ways, this is one of the most important conceptual moments in all of high school mathematics. Before now, 'solving' took place in the context of a special (single-variable) case, and it's hard to visualize what a solution 'set' looks like when it only has one element. Systems really give a window into the more general nature of what we do when we solve, and provide the first real opportunity to test a lot of the abstraction that we've been practicing.

Stats will continue readying our data, and also have my favorite discussion of the year, "Why do people make such horrible graphs?".
Algebra Statistics
1 oct: intro to systems
2 oct: solving by elimination
3 oct: elimination with multiplication
4 oct: solving systems by graphing
Week 4 Homework
1 oct: intro to excel
5 oct: bad graphs
project 1 data sheets

posted by henry | 4:27 PM|


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