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Friday, April 11, 2014
The Composition of functions in 10 slides
I personally feel like I understand how the composition of functions works and I hope you do to through this (fake) slide show.
Really thorough power point presentation. It looked like you actually took a long time to do this which is really appreciated. Your explanation of functions goes to the deeper level and really gets its point across. Good job!
this was fantastic! i think what i like best is that before you delved into talking about compositions, you made sure to discuss the concept of input and output. also, love the example that you created.
Awesome lesson! I love the use of PP and the examples used to make this lesson clear, well-organized, and helpful. Good job!
ReplyDeleteReally thorough power point presentation. It looked like you actually took a long time to do this which is really appreciated. Your explanation of functions goes to the deeper level and really gets its point across. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThis was a great explanation and extremely easy to follow. Great work in teaching us about the composition of functions.
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ReplyDeletethis was fantastic! i think what i like best is that before you delved into talking about compositions, you made sure to discuss the concept of input and output. also, love the example that you created.
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