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This is a video about how to solve a right triangle with two sides and one angle given. It's only a small part of a longer lesson. The slides and script for the full video are posted separately.

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Learn how to solve a right triangle with two sides and one angle given.

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This is my first-ever unit plan. It took a lot of time and effort, but I'm pretty proud of how it turned out. You are free to use it, modify it, share it, copy it, as you please. Contact me for the original files.

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Landmark case on use of corporal punishment in schools.

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Ingraham v. Wright Significant Voices in Education Presentation Ofelia Sobalvarro Roosevelt University, March 29, 2017 Ingraham received medical attention and missed 11 days of school due to a hematoma (swelling of clotted blood within skin tissue). Andrews did not have full use of his arm for a week.

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This is a fun carousel activity designed to get students moving, collaboarting, and having fun with trig!

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Here is a trigonometry choice board that I created. I plan to use it as an end of unit review activity, in preparation for our test.

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This is truly an excellent start!! I can tell you put in a lot of time and thought in this process. I particularly like your classroom layout--very accessible and necessary for a math classroom! Your rules are short and to the point. Excellent routines of turning in homework and class dismissal. I would suggest just one weekly meeting, perhaps Fridays, instead of Thursdays and Fridays. Score = 10/10

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Ahhh, the unit circle. I wish someone had taught me this way back when I learned trigonometry. That was ages ago! This interactive anchor chart serves as a reference as well as a class activity. The stars and call outs are all removable, and can be used to play "pin the function on the circle."

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Our only classroom rule is RESPECT. This will be an interactive anchor chart. During the first week of school, students will fill in the chart with examples of behaviors that show respect for oneself, each other, and our shared space. The chart will remain up throughout the year as a point of reference. and students will be able to continue adding their ideas

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Into to Trigonometry - Discovery Lesson Plan

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Into to Trigonometry - Discovery Lesson Plan

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This lesson uses the 5E strategy to guide students in the discovery of the three basic trigonometric ratios: sine, cosine, and tangent. Students will use geometry software (GeoGebra) to manipulate the sides and angles of a right triangle, record their experimental data and observations on a graphic organizer, and use their data to derive general equations for sine, cosine and tangent.

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This is my first attempt at a Classroom Management plan. Pipe dream? Totally off the mark? Could use some tweaking? Let me know your thoughts and suggestions.

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If money were no object, space were abundant, and I could have anything I asked for, this is what my ideal classroom would look like.

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Paulo Freire was a Brazilian education philosopher and educator. Please view the following presentation to learn about his impact on today's education

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These websites and applications rock.  Check them out and let me know how you plan to use them in your work.
www.khanacademy.org

www.desmos.com

GeoGebra

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Task 5 - Two Additional Sites for Teachers

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Task 5 - Two Additional Sites for Teachers

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Here are two of my favorite resources for math education.  Post your own in the comments!
1. Illustrative Mathematics
https://www.illustrativemathematics.org/

I consider this site highly useful

Specifically for teachers of high school math

This site provides information on lesson plans, assessments, standards and math curriculum development.  It has a collaboration space where you can work with other teachers and subject matter experts.

2. MIT Blossoms
https://blossoms.mit.edu/home

I consider this site highly useful

Specifically for teachers of high school math
This site is truly international. It has video lessons recorded by teachers around the world.  It's a great way to show that math is THE international language, and to showcase diversity in the field of mathematics

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I've used Google Docs for work and for personal use before, and I'm a big fan.  My daughter's class also uses it to collaborate on projects.  Love the functionality, portability, and collaboration aspects of this tool.  Here is a GoogleDoc I created comparing mission statements for schools in my neighborhood.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EUwCVhnRZQXZTYQ1tcLQIxtWqk0VLhazqFT_Q3R-l0g/edit?usp=sharing

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Another great tool! This one is pretty cool because you can embed it in your own website, users don't have to go to another site.
https://answergarden.ch/423466

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Very easy to use.  I like the web and text options, and that you can set a specific time limit for the poll to be open.  This gives people freedom to answer when they are available.
PollEv.com/ofeliasobalv931

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This was a fun exercise, but I had a hard time finding enough people to participate at the same time.  Is there a way to do this not in real time?  I will try Poll Everywhere and see how that goes.
Here is a picture of the first question.  Follow the link below to view the rest.
https://www.mentimeter.com/s/1c57d0c1025c36e4c3ccb18280b88fd7/34d4bcaced66