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Lesson Plans - Math 2A
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3-3-2003 Bring your calculator! Bring your ruler! Bring your graph paper!
1. -HW64+ 1-3.......
2. =P60 6.2 all.....

OBJECTIVE: #To find probabilities in situations that involve drawing with and without replacement #To find and compare theoretical and experimental probabilities #To use probability to compute expected value #To use probability analysis to help make decisions ACTIVITIES: P60, problem 6.2 'Choosing the best game' plus follow-Up NOTES: HOMEWORK: P65 4&5

3-4-2003
1. -HW P65 4&5......

OBJECTIVE: WASL Preparation. ACTIVITIES: Distibute WASL packets to students. Review their significance and start on some sample problems as a test review. NOTES: Students will need to share materials with parents prior to THe Team's WASL night activity. HOMEWORK: WASL TBA

3-5-2003 Bring your calculator! Bring your ruler! Bring your graph paper!
1. -HW WASL TBA.....
2. -P61+ 6.3 all....

OBJECTIVE: See 3-3 above. ACTIVITIES: P61 Lesson 6.3 'Taking a computer safari' Do problem and follow-Up NOTES: HOMEWORK: HW P67 8-10

3-6-2003
1. -HW P67 8-10.....

OBJECTIVE: See 3-3 above. ACTIVITIES: Page 68 Mathematical Reflections - Work with partner to do a detailed explanation. NOTES: HOMEWORK: Final Copy, Page 68 Mathematical Reflections

3-7-2003 Bring your calculator! Bring your graph paper!
1. -HW P68FinalCopy.
2. -Quiz B .........

OBJECTIVE: #To use counting trees for finding theoretical probabilities in binomial, or 50-50, probability situations #To understand the distinction between specific outcomes and events composed of a seguence of outcomes #To recognize that simultaneous trials and trials conducted one at a time give the same information #To use expected value to help make decisions in probability situations ACTIVITIES: After completion of Quiz B, start on Page 69 problem 7.1, 'Counting puppies' plus follow-up NOTES: HOMEWORK:P74 1-3



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