ISP Final Essay Checklist
1. Title page with course name, descriptive title of your essay, date and my name. _____
2. Text of your essay is double-spaced with 10 or 12 sized font within 1 inch margins. _____
3. You have met the minimum word count requirement: no fewer than 1700 words. _____
4. You have clearly stated your argumentative thesis in […]
1. Work period for the culminating project of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf” on Tuesday. Please bring your text and laptop.
1. ISP due on Tuesday. Presentations will also happen on Tuesday.
1. We will finish viewing “Constant Gardener” on Monday.
2. Test on chapters 22 and 23 on Wednesday. If you were away today, please come and see me for the review.
Girls, we have class on Monday! Please bring your rubrics/comments of the presentations today so that we can discuss on Monday.
Start preparing for exam. Start with Unit 1: Quadratic relations, expressions. and equations (Chapters 4,5,6).
Have a good weekend.
Leah.
Study balancing redox reactions: oxidation number method and half-reactions method (Chapter 9.2). Questions # 4 on page 668; #5 on page 671; #6,7,8 on page 673.
Have a good weekend.
Leah.
Homework:
Page 418 #1-9
The Cartesian Vectors Test will take place on Wednesday June 2nd
Concepts:
• Cartesian Vectors: definitions - Cartesian, position vector, unit vector
• Vector Operations: magnitude of a vector, adding/subtracting vectors, multiplying a vector by a scalar, calculating a Cartesian vector between points
• Vectors in 3-Space: every property and operation holds true in 3-Space
• Drawing 3-Space Vectors
• Dot Product: definition, formula for […]
The final test of the year will take place on Wednesday June 2nd
Concepts:
• Exponential Function and Its Inverse: Draw Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; know the properties of each graph
• Converting exponential functions to logarithmic
• Common logarithms: base 10
• Transformations of Logarithmic Functions: evaluate and apply all parameters - a, k, d, c
• Power Law and Change of Base Formula: use […]
