Lesson 332 of 1524
Course Design
Students are asked to consider what happens when a pattern is generated from a specific value that is repeatedly added or subtracted (linear).
Practice this chapterStudents are asked to consider what happens when a pattern is generated from a specific value that is repeatedly added or subtracted (linear). Then, they engage in thinking about patterns generated from a specific value that is repeatedly multiplied or divided (exponential).
Then, in later units, students are asked to consider patterns that adhere to a model that both increases and decreases over time (quadratic). Across the nine units of this course, students progress from linear to exponential to quadratic functions, by exploring what makes the functions different.
pattern — generated from a specific value that is repeatedly added or subtracted (linear).
Be able to factor Chart : Print out and have students mark each factor pair identified on the beat; identify and resolve common mistakes and misconceptions that people make.
Worked example
What does “pattern” mean in Course Design?
- 1Use the wording this chapter gives for pattern.
- 2The book says: generated from a specific value that is repeatedly added or subtracted (linear).
- 3Keep the answer tied to this term.
Result: generated from a specific value that is repeatedly added or subtracted (linear)
Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for pattern.
Answer with the meaning this chapter gives. A nearby idea from the same book is a different term.
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