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How to Make Diagrams for your Geometry Class

If you teach Geometry, then you know that there are lots of diagrams needed in Geometry. Just to name a few...→parallel lines cut by a...

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,...

The Ideal Math Classroom

UPDATE: I left this school in May 2022 due to a move to another state. So while this blog post is written in the present tense, this is no longer my...

How to use DeltaMath.com

Now that I have given you the history of DeltaMath.com (the best website for online math practice) and talked about what DeltaMath can and cannot...

What to Teach in Non-AP Calculus

Suppose you have been assigned to teach a course called Honors Calculus, Applied Calculus, Dual Enrollment Calculus, College Prep Calculus,...

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September 17, 2024

How to Teach Graphing Secant and Cosecant

In this post, I share a video that walks you through my method for teaching students how to graph secant and cosecant functions. If you're struggling to find an effective technique for teaching your students this topic, keep reading!