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Pinterest is a collaborative environment where teachers can create different boards and pin related content to the boards. Boards could have different lesson plans for teachers, helpful tips, or even ways to decorate a classroom. Teachers can pin and repin others' content they like to their personal board to create an archive of helpful resources and ideas.

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This is the forum where teachers can talk to each other and collaborate about teaching content, styles and various curriculum. There are many different communities one could join (even ones specifically dealing with Calculus)!

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From time to time, everyone needs a helping hand.
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Everything we do at Edmodo impacts everyone on our network, and we're lucky to be in very good company. For every question you raise, there are countless people waiting with answers, insight, and support.

If you're comfortable with technology or just starting out, need creative ideas or have ones to contribute, are looking for stories or have one to tell, we'll show you the way. We regularly share tips, best practices, and perspectives from the people who know Edmodo (and you) best: other teachers.

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From time to time, everyone needs a helping hand. We've got a community with millions to lend. Everything we do at Edmodo impacts everyone on our network, and we're lucky to be in very good company. For every question you raise, there are countless people waiting with answers, insight, and support.

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Sorry I was out with the Flu today. I hope you enjoyed having a morning off. Please watch this lesson and feel free to create your own as well as a study tool. Remember, I can see whether you watched the whole video. This will serve as your participation points for today. EDPuzzle is a great resource that allows me to create and personalize lessons that pertain to our course.

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(New) 5.4 - The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

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Edpuzzle video lesson. Make any video your lesson. Take a video and crop it, add your voice or embed questions at any point.

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Here is our class page for Edmodo. This is where I will post reminders, updates, and any assignment dropboxes. You are responsible for checking this daily and if you don't it could severely impact your grade.

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We used this Kahoot in class on Derivatives. Remember all you need to do is log in and you can practice quizzes yourself and racing your friends to see what you know. Best of luck on the exam.

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Play a game of Kahoot! here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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If you are ever confused on a particular lesson, here is a great site that could help go in more depth with what we learned in class.

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Limits intro: Limits and continuity Estimating limits from graphs: Limits and continuity Estimating limits from tables: Limits and continuity Formal definition of limits (epsilon-delta): Limits and continuity Properties of limits: Limits and continuity Limits by direct substitution: Limits and continuity Limits using algebraic manipulation: Limits and continuity Strategy in finding limits: Limits and continuity