Here is my Desmos name project that I made.
This is my screenshot of the graph:
This is my calculator for graphing lines and shades:
I did blue for C, Purple for A, Green for E, Red for L, Black for U, and Orange for M.
Hi and we’ll show how to use the tiles to create a linear visual pattern and solve the linear equations with tiles.
Here are the instructions.
n 1 2 3
r 2 4 6
This pattern is adding by 2 titles in each figure
R = 2n + 0
R = 2(15) + 0
R = 30
What would the 35th figure look like?
R = 2n + 0
R = 2(35) + 0
R = 70
240 = 2n + 0
240 – 0 = 2n
240 = 2n
240/2 = 2n/2
120 = n
240 = 2(120) + 0
240 = 240
Hi, I’m Caelum, and we learned how to evaluate powers which is exponential forms, expanded forms, and evaluated forms.
Write the exponential form, expanded form, and evaluated form:
Exponential form Expanded form Evaluated form
2^3 2 x 2 x 2 8
5^4 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 625
4^3 4 x 4 x 4 64
6^3 6 x 6 x 6 216
7^4 7 x 7 x 7 x 7 2401
That’s how I do exponential, expanded, and evaluated forms in math.
This is my indigenous focus project at residential school
This is the project of my Gender Podium reflection.
This is my Mitosis and Meiosis diagram project.
This is my theme park project of The Veldt
This is my electric house Project for my ADL class
My Reflection
How does my artifact (audio recording) tie in with what I have learned before?
Before the audio recording, I have learned the residential school where the Indigenous people died especially the youth. The young children were separated from parents and sent to the residential school, They got mistreated and some children died at the residential school. This has a profound effect in Indigenous People’s mental health.
How has my thinking changed?
Before I was working on this Indigenous People Exploration Project, I learned about residential schools, after this project I start to know more about the Incarceration happened to the youth of the Indigenous People, According to the 2018 data from the department of justice Canada, aboriginal youth were almost eight times more likely to be in custody compared to their non-Aboriginal counterparts.
What made it change?
When I was doing the project research and material study, I get to know and to understand the cause and root, It raised my awareness and want to know better of the Indigenous community.