Students will have the opportunity to ask the presenter questions and will receive a revision worksheet to practice concepts covered in each webinar.
Specialist Mathematics Program
Thursday 9th April 2020
11am – Graph Sketching (Part 2)
We will show how reciprocal and rational functions can be sketched, including analysis of axes intercepts, asymptotes and stationary & inflection points.
This program has been developed to assist students consolidate term 1 concepts, whilst also demonstrating how their TI-Nspire™ CAS technology can assist in efficiently answering exam style questions.
Students will have the opportunity to ask the presenter questions and will receive a revision worksheet to practice concepts covered in each webinar.
VCE Maths Methods Program
8th April 2020
2pm – Transformations and Composite Functions
We will explore the effect of transformations on the graphs of functions, including the application of matrices to transformations. We will also look at composite functions, including finding the rule of a composite function and its domain and range. Tips and tricks on effective use of TI-Nspire will be offered throughout the webinar.
3pm – Applications of Differentiation
We will review the applications of differentiation to curve sketching, the gradient function, tangent and perpendicular lines, and solving maximum or minimum application questions. Tips and tricks on effective use of TI-Nspire™ CAS Calculator will be offered throughout the webinar.
9th April 2020
3pm – Circular/Trigonometric Functions
We will explore key features and properties of circular/trigonometric functions and their graphs, the solution of trigonometric equations, and modelling applications of circular functions. Tips and tricks on effective use of TI-Nspire will be offered throughout the webinar.
4pm – Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
We will explore key features and properties of exponential functions and their graphs, the solution of indicial equations, the concept of inverse functions, logarithmic functions, and modelling applications of exponential functions. Tips and tricks on effective use of TI-Nspire™ CX CAS Calculator will be offered throughout the webinar.
Please share the registration link with your friends. Teachers are welcome to attend!
Students will have the opportunity to ask the presenter questions and will receive a revision worksheet to practice concepts covered in each webinar.
Specialist Mathematics Program
Wednesday 8th April
10am – Calculus (Part 2)
We will review how to analyse, interpret and approach Related Rates questions, including differentiating parametric equations using your TI Nspire CAS calculator. We will also explore how to efficiently use your calculator to perform implicit differentiation in Exam 2.
11am – Graph Sketching (Part 1)
We will explore the graphs of absolute value functions and various composite functions, where the modulus is involved. Further on, we will consider piecewise functions and how your CAS calculator can be used effectively for piecewise functions: to graph, solve equations and determine continuity and differentiability.
Thursday 9th April 2020
11am – Graph Sketching (Part 2)
We will show how reciprocal and rational functions can be sketched, including analysis of axes intercepts, asymptotes and stationary & inflection points.
This program has been developed to assist students consolidate term 1 concepts, whilst also demonstrating how their TI-Nspire™ CAS technology can assist in efficiently answering exam style questions.
Students will have the opportunity to ask the presenter questions and will receive a revision worksheet to practice concepts covered in each webinar.
VCE Maths Methods Program
7th April 2020
2pm – Functions and Graphs Part 1
We will review polynomial and rational functions showing tips and tricks on the TI-Nspire™ CAS Calculator from graphing and finding points of interest to solving modelling and application questions.
3pm – Functions and Graphs Part 2 – User Defined Functions
We will ask the question – “Have you ever wanted to save precious time in technology active assessments, such as exams?” Learn how to pre-prepare your TI-Nspire™ CAS Calculator by creating User Defined Functions and Widgets that can solve certain styles of exam questions more efficiently to gain extra time in an exam. The UDFs and widgets presented will be available to download.
8th April 2020
2pm – Transformations and Composite Functions
We will explore the effect of transformations on the graphs of functions, including the application of matrices to transformations. We will also look at composite functions, including finding the rule of a composite function and its domain and range. Tips and tricks on effective use of TI-Nspire will be offered throughout the webinar.
3pm – Applications of Differentiation
We will review the applications of differentiation to curve sketching, the gradient function, tangent and perpendicular lines, and solving maximum or minimum application questions. Tips and tricks on effective use of TI-Nspire™ CAS Calculator will be offered throughout the webinar.
9th April 2020
3pm – Circular/Trigonometric Functions
We will explore key features and properties of circular/trigonometric functions and their graphs, the solution of trigonometric equations, and modelling applications of circular functions. Tips and tricks on effective use of TI-Nspire will be offered throughout the webinar.
4pm – Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
We will explore key features and properties of exponential functions and their graphs, the solution of indicial equations, the concept of inverse functions, logarithmic functions, and modelling applications of exponential functions. Tips and tricks on effective use of TI-Nspire™ CX CAS Calculator will be offered throughout the webinar.
Please share the registration link with your friends. Teachers are welcome to attend!
Students will have the opportunity to ask the presenter questions and will receive a revision worksheet to practice concepts covered in each webinar.
Specialist Mathematics Program
Tuesday 7th April 2020
10am – Vectors (Part 2)
We will show how CAS can be used for more advanced vector analysis, such as projections (scalar and vector), linear dependence/independence and geometry proofs.
11am – Calculus (Part 1)
We will review how to find a second derivative using your CAS calculator, along with points of inflection, what they are and how to find them using your CAS calculator, and how they relate to Concavity. We will look at ways of using your TI Nspire CAS Calculator in Exam 2 to efficiently approach questions that involve Differential Calculus.
Wednesday 8th April
10am – Calculus (Part 2)
We will review how to analyse, interpret and approach Related Rates questions, including differentiating parametric equations using your TI Nspire CAS calculator. We will also explore how to efficiently use your calculator to perform implicit differentiation in Exam 2.
11am – Graph Sketching (Part 1)
We will explore the graphs of absolute value functions and various composite functions, where the modulus is involved. Further on, we will consider piecewise functions and how your CAS calculator can be used effectively for piecewise functions: to graph, solve equations and determine continuity and differentiability.
Thursday 9th April 2020
11am – Graph Sketching (Part 2)
We will show how reciprocal and rational functions can be sketched, including analysis of axes intercepts, asymptotes and stationary & inflection points.
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In this webinar you will see how to:
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FREE Student Term 1 Revision Webinars starting 8th April!
This program has been developed to assist students consolidate Term 1 concepts, whilst also demonstrating how their TI-Nspire™ CAS technology can assist in efficiently answering exam style questions.
Students will have the opportunity to ask the presenter questions and will receive a revision worksheet to practice concepts covered in each webinar.
VCE Further Mathematics Program
8th April – Univariate data analysis: SAC and exam smarts
9th April – Bivariate data analysis: SAC and exam smarts
9th April – Univariate & Bivariate Data analysis: SAC and exam smarts
