Desmos Art Function Card 2019

Desmos Art Link:
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/6kuucqeoc8

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Core Competencies Reflexion:
Honestly, this project was quite the challenge. Due to the fact that I have never done a Demos Art Project, and I have limited experience using desmos. In the beginning, I did not know where to start or what I wanted my personalized Christmas card to look like. had to watch one Youtube videos about demos in order to make my Christmas Card in the beginning, but I slowly started to pick up the techniques. I made several paper sketches to ensure that I was happy with the way it would turn out. I am proud of the amount of hard work and determination that went into this project. It required a ton of critical thinking when I was trying to aligne the “R”, “S”, “T”, “M” and “A”. Most of the letters were a hit or miss when I first started to write “Merry Christmas”. Figuring out the Domains and Ranges of all the letters and Christmas symbols was the hardest part of the project. I learned how to efficiently use the Domain, Range and slope in order to make my Christmas Card look the best it can. My creative thinking came into play when I was attempting to incorporate all of the functions we studied. For example, I had a hard time trying to figure out how I could incorporate a Log function into my Christmas Card. After a lot of thinking, I decided to use a log function as my snowman’s arm. I truly believe that this project enhanced my ability to understand all of the different functions that we have studied, and how they can relate to each other.

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Transformations Unit Core Competencies

During the transformation unit, I had the opportunity to improve my critical/creative thinking skills and my communication skills. The transformations unit requires a lot of creativity in order to apply our learning. I did not always understand what the question was asking; however, I took a creative approach to solving the question. Figuring out ways to remember that the X value is the opposite while inside the function was quite difficult for me. “The teenager effect” proved to be a very effective way to teach me an essential point of the transformation unit. This unit requires a fair amount of algebra and concepts in order to solve the questions and I got to improve my critical thinking skills through every lesson. One of the most valuable lessons that I have learned is to use my support system. Therefore, whenever I had a question or I wasn’t 100 percent sure how to answer it, I would communicate with my peers and Mr. Muro to enrich my understandings. This transformations Unit has allowed me to grow as a mathematician and develop more skills to succeed in my Pre-Calculus 12 course.