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Omar’s Calculus Notes

Two times a week, please upload a picture (or two) of the notes you took or problems you solved as part of your calculus studying. Not only does this help you stay accountable to yourself, but it will help me be more prepared for our sessions.

Use the interface below, by allowing this page to use your phone or computer’s camera. Then, click “Take Photo”. If you are unhappy with the photo quality, just click “Take Photo” again. When you have the photo you want, click “Save Photo” and I can see it in the database. Thanks for helping me perfect this technology! (p.s. When you are done with the page, close it. It can drain your battery quickly.)

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Kushaan’s Physics Note Tracker

After lab on Thursday, please send me a picture (or two) of your notes. As we discussed, there is a reason you had THIS lab at THIS point in the course. What concepts are they teaching you with this experiment?

Use the interface below, by allowing this page to use your phone or computer’s camera. Then, click “Take Photo”. If you are unhappy with the photo quality, just click “Take Photo” again. When you have the photo you want, click “Save Photo” and I can see it in the database. Thanks for helping me perfect this technology! (p.s. When you are done with the page, close it. It can drain your battery quickly.)

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Sun-index

You know the Sun! It gives us light and heat. Earth is always spinning and when we face the Sun it’s day. Night is when we are pointed toward the outside of the solar system.

Here is a model of the Sun. What do you notice?

New Fraction Game! Fraction Matcher requires you to match the fractions in 2 categories. You place them on the scale to check that they are the same. You goals (should you choose to accept this mission) could be:

  1. Click “Fractions” and then complete 7 levels of matching fractions.
  2. Click “Mixed Numbers” and then complete 6 levels of matching mixed numbers.

This fraction equality lab is another good one for seeing when 2 fractions are equal to each other.