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This tutorial process consisted of our group learning how to use Padlet and getting the hang of sharing our tutorial POCs and questions we have during the process. This way we can all share any questions or thoughts and we can look back on the tutorial session.

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One good thing was the set up and your work looks detailed. One bad thing was that in the comments it sounds like not a lot of time was spent on the tutorials and the rest was spent trying to figure it out. You guys should probably try to figure out the website at least the day before

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Ronald
During this senior seminar, we discussed the importance of curved lines within calculus. this tutorial showed us the way to solve impartial fractions and derivatives

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during our tutorial we figured out how to use the padlet thing but now we will know how to use it

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The padlet took some time to set up but we had a tutorial on partial fractions and integration. I had some problems with solving one of the steps which included systems and my group members , Victor and Christian, attempted helped me out. We soon figured out that we had to cross out opposite like terms in order to find one of the two variables. Finally, we figured out the answer

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Reflection
our senior seminar

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During this senior seminar today we mostly worked on trying to set up the padlet. Once we got it set up we did the tutorial on partial fractions. We also did another

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We were figuring out how to set up the canvas so this kinda took up the time for our tutorials. We worked on partial fractions a bit so we can get some kind of credit.

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So this whole new tutorial setup took about thirty minutes to finish. Then we had to write our P.O.C. and read them to each other. What I learned about my logarithm question is that there are different ways to solve these with different methods. The method I went over was the "suicide" method where the

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How do you solve logarithms?