Differentiation math

This is something that could be used as a poster in a classroom to help students remember the rules for differentiation. I wouldn't leave it up all year, because I wouldn't want students to become dependent on it. I think it could be a good resource for when students are learning the rules for differentiation.

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If you're a calculus teacher, you know this struggle... My non-AP calc students have truly blown me away with the ease at which they've taken to derivative rules this unit. I went into this unit with a relatively open idea of pacing- what my AP kids can do in a day might take 3-4 with these kiddos. But, they're killing it....when isolated, their calculus is beautiful. Unfortunately, the calculus isn't going to be "isolated" as we move on in the course and the struggle became very, very real…

Converting metric measurements has always made me to stop and think. A centimeter is 10 times larger than a millimeter, but to convert from centimeter to millimeter we multiply by 10. This has always send my brain on a bit of a loop de loop. I wanted to make a set of consumer math posters that not only showed the conversions, but also showed a size comparison. This way, it may spark a conversation about conversions versus size. "A kilometer divided by 1000 is a meter, but we multiply…

The table below shows you how to differentiate and integrate 18 of the most common functions. As you can see, integration reverses differentiation, returning th