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2023-24 School Year
If you are looking for assignments, notes or important links for class, then go to the appropriate course page. If you're just checking things out, then you may find some interesting links under Cool Stuff. If you're having trouble with the concepts in class or need some extra help or extra practice, then there is a table of useful links and resources listed at the bottom of this page. But three quality sources for video material to help you learn content from your courses are:
University of Waterloo's CEMC. Their content covers parts, or all, of the courses from Math 8 to Calculus. They have organized their content by topic, not grade. See my course pages for a detailed list of topics with links. https://cemc.uwaterloo.ca/resources/courseware/courseware.html
The Khan Academy offers short lessons and practice on isolated, individual topics in many subject areas. https://www.khanacademy.org/math
I can be contacted by email at: tmitruk@sd44.ca
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Remember, you are invited to seek help from any math teacher in the department. We all explain things a bit differently and sometimes a different explanation is all it takes to resolve your confusion with a topic. If one classroom is busy, drop into a different one to get more 1-on-1 support. If I am not there when you arrive, go see another teacher for help.
Puzzles
Do you like Soduko? Try KenKen! It gives you clues in a different way, using operations with the numbers to figure out where they go. There are puzzles for every skill level.
Do You Love Math like I do?
Check out these web magazines with fascinating articles on a wide range of topics related to mathematics: its history, application, puzzles and more!
Cool Stuff!
There are dozens of sites that provide histories, explanations and demonstrations of important concepts.
Click HERE for links to some sites that you may enjoy exploring. Don't be shy ... you may be surprised by what you may learn about a concept that you thought was simple, or what you can learn about something you thought would be hard.
There are many games that have been created to enhance specific and general mathematics skills. Here's a few that may be useful.
Free GRAPHING software
If you need to graph a function and you want a simple web-based tool, try Desmos: https://www.desmos.com/calculator This program also comes as a free App for your smart phone.
Need help with your T.I. Graphing Calculator. Here is a 2-page summary of some useful Calculator Commands for the TI-83 or 84 series of calculators. Here is a website with more detailed help to access a variety of features on a variety of the TI-Calculators: http://mathbits.com/MathBits/TISection/Openpage.htm
Free GEOMETRY software
If you want to play with dynamic geometry software, similar to Geometer's Sketchpad that you may have seen or used at school, you may want to try GEOGEBRA. The software is free, and there are tutorials that you can follow so that you can learn how to use it.
Do you need Help?
The following sites may be useful for getting help. There are many more too. If you find your own useful resources on line, please share them with me. I will add them to the list so others can use them too!
If you need help with a question you are working on, you might be able to get a solution using the smartphone App - Photomath: https://www.photomath.net/en/
English - Farsi Language Math Glosary:
https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/my/MorayEALServiceBlog/farsi-resources-in-subject-order/