This page provides an overview of the scope of the three modules developed so far, and this video provides a tour of the modules and some ideas about how you might incorporate them in your courses.
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Understanding Descriptive Statistics ModuleVisual overview of the descriptive statistics module Some larger questions that the module addresses:
Specific skills. Students will be able to:
Application Question Topics
You can access the current descriptive statistics module. If you are faculty member at a LACOL school other than Carleton, choose non-Carleton accounts, and then select “Login using your account on Google.” You will be able to see the module from the student perspective. If you run into any difficulties contact Melissa Eblen-Zayas (meblenza at carleton.edu). Understanding Linear Functions ModuleVisual overview of the linear functions module Some larger questions that the module addresses:
Specific skills. Students will be able to:
Application Question Topics
Application Questions That Stretch Your Thinking
You can access the current linear functions module. If you are faculty member at a LACOL school other than Carleton, choose non-Carleton accounts, and then select “Login using your account on Google.” You will be able to see the module from the student perspective. If you run into any difficulties contact Melissa Eblen-Zayas (meblenza at carleton.edu). Understanding Exponents and Logarithms ModuleVisual overview of the exponents/logs module Some larger questions that the module addresses:
Specific skills. Students will be able to:
Application Problem Topics
You can access the current exponents/logs module. If you are faculty member at a LACOL school other than Carleton, choose non-Carleton accounts, and then select “Login using your account on Google.” You will be able to see the module from the student perspective. If you run into any difficulties contact Melissa Eblen-Zayas (meblenza at carleton.edu). |