Standards Unit C4: Differentiating & Integrating Fractional and Negative Powers 1 to 2 hours. Teams of 2. Suitable for Core 2 review. ?

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Standards Unit C4: Differentiating & Integrating Fractional and Negative Powers 1 to 2 hours. Teams of 2. Suitable for Core 2 review. ?

Consumable Resources Needed: Re-usable Resources Needed: Camera. Definitely. …. lkhlkjhlkj Print each of the following 6 card sets onto different coloured paper. There are 2 sets on each A4 sheet.

Card Set A

Card Set B

Card Set C

Card Set D

Card Set E

Card Set F

Students start with

Calculus: Fractional and Negative Indices Quiz Work with a partner on a mini-whiteboard Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7

Card Sorting Exercise Working with a different partner… Function (expressed in its standard form) Card Set A You are aiming to match the 4 different types of card and create a table Function (expressed in index form) Card Set B Differential Card Set C Integral Card Set D Stage 1: Just use card sets A and B. Match the functions. Stage 2: Then add set C cards. Finally set D. Stage 3: Ask for extension cards.

Function (in index form) Differentiated Function Integrated Function

Function (expressed in its standard form) Card Set A Now extend your table by adding two extra columns for each function Function (expressed in index form) Card Set B Differential Card Set C Integral Card Set D Extension Integral (expressed in its standard form) Card Set F Differential (expressed in its standard form) Card Set E

Mini-whiteboard Questions Work with a partner on a mini-whiteboard Can you generalise your findings in order to find: Q1. Q2. Q3. Q4.