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Start cleaning up and setting yourselves up for debrief please. Also, please fold up the coordinate grid, and move the furniture back. Please give set cards back to me.

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Start cleaning up and setting yourselves up for debrief please. Also, please fold up the coordinate grid, and move the furniture back. Please give set cards back to me.

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No because the points in between can not be decimals since integers are whole numbers so it is discrete it would not be continuous

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No because the points in between can not be decimals since integers are whole numbers so it is discrete it would not be continuous

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How are you deciding which ones to analyze?  How are you choosing which one to present?

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How are you deciding which ones to analyze?  How are you choosing which one to present?

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If there is two straight lines, is the function linear?

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Can a graph be linear if it is not a function?

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Can a graph be linear if it is not a function?

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Choose 3 to analyze, choose 1 of these 3 to present.

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If a graph goes on forever but the numbers can only be integers, is it continuous?

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If a graph goes on forever but the numbers can only be integers, is it continuous?

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im noticing all groups are progressing through very nicely. you should start to decide on the set to present and transition to that. whatvroles will you need for your presentation.

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im noticing all groups are progressing through very nicely. you should start to decide on the set to present and transition to that. whatvroles will you need for your presentation.

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the debrief is when groups present their posters

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What is the best way to get your group to work together

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What is the best way to get your group to work together

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It seems like most of the groups that are sitting in rows are doing most of their work independently because there is little to no eye contact.  The groups in circles can see everyone and therefore can work better as a team because they can compare what they got and analyze other people's answers in their group.

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It seems like most of the groups that are sitting in rows are doing most of their work independently because there is little to no eye contact.  The groups in circles can see everyone and therefore can work better as a team because they can compare what they got and analyze other people's answers in their group.

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If you have x>y do you all the graph that is x>y or some

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If you have x>y do you all the graph that is x>y or some

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it's interesting how 3 groups are sitting in a line at desks, 2 are sitting in circles. 

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it's interesting how 3 groups are sitting in a line at desks, 2 are sitting in circles. 

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im seeing that some groups are working as independent solvers and then comparing, and others are analyzing one function at a time, all together

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im seeing that some groups are working as independent solvers and then comparing, and others are analyzing one function at a time, all together

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We did writer, materials, participation, and moderator

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Moderator, Writer, Supplier are some of the roles

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Moderator, Writer, Supplier are some of the roles

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What are some roles that you guys decided on?

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What are some roles that you guys decided on?

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to answer your question, try asking yourself which values have an absolute value of 4

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to answer your question, try asking yourself which values have an absolute value of 4

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If it says that the absolute value of a variable is 4, do we plot 4, -4, or both?

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If it says that the absolute value of a variable is 4, do we plot 4, -4, or both?