Sep 10, 2018 · Students will explore what the difference between a function and a relation is. They will learn how to express the details of a function such as domain and range. They will learn to apply these terms on different functions such as linear, quadratic, and radical.

Welcome to Grade 11 Functions! Use this page to find all resources worked on in class. Find course outlines, unit outlines, handouts, lessons and homework. Units of Study:

Presentations with embedded videos are utilized to outline concepts, explain theory with the use of examples and practice questions, and incorporate multi-media opportunities for students to learn more (e.g. online simulations, quizzes, etc.).

In this math class we will be focused on improving our ability to collaborate and self-regulate as these are key skills that will determine your success in your post-secondary endeavours.

Here you can find notes from any lessons you may have missed along with associated handouts as well as details of homework, assignment deadlines and dates of upcoming quizzes and tests. Hover over the course code (MCR3U) at the top and select the appropriate unit of work, or alternatively, click the appropriate link below.

Outline Course Description/Rationale/Overview . This course introduces the mathematical concept of the function by e xtending students’ experiences with linear and quadratic relations. Students will investigate properties of discrete and continuous functions, including trigonometric

Students must keep a learning log throughout their course which outlines the activities they have completed and their total learning hours. This log must be submitted before the final exam can be written. The chart below indicates some general examples of online and offline activities.

The following document is the course outline for the MCR3U course offered by Christian Virtual School. It contains the course description, unit outline, teaching & learning strategies, and the curriculum expectations addressed.

Any course-specific resources (i.e., calculators, software downloads, etc.) are listed on the individual course outline pages on our website. Every student will need access to a desktop computer or laptop with high-speed internet and word processing software.

Presentations with embedded videos are utilized to outline concepts, explain theory with the use of examples and practice questions, and incorporate multi-media opportunities for students to learn more (e.g. online simulations, quizzes, etc.).