Sail Away
[Student
Feedback on Sail Away]
(Vectors)(Vector Addition)(Vector Components)
Long-Term Student Projects
Guidelines for students
(Stewart 2.*)(Stewart 4.*)
The
Case of the Crushed Clown
(Parametric Curves)(Differentiation)(Parametric Differentiation)
(Stewart 4.6)
An
Illuminating Project...
(Max/Min)
(Stewart 5.8)
Tunnel
Vision, Inc.
(Numerical Integration)
(Stewart 6.2)
Houdini's
Escape
(Volumes)(Definite Integral)
The Case of the Murky Well
(Volumes)(Definite Integral)
(Stewart 7.*)(Stewart 8.*)
Tripple Trouble
[Sample
Grading Scheme for Tripple Trouble]
(Sequences)(Infinite Series)(Differential
Equations)
(PREPFOR: Power Series)(PREPFOR: Taylor Series)
(Stewart 8.*)
Pi
in the Sky
[
Sample Grading Scheme for Pi in the Sky]
(Infinite Series)(Taylor Series)(Estimation)(Error
Approximation)
(Taylor's Theorem with Remainder)
Capsules & Tutorials
(Stewart 1.1)
Mini-lecture
on Functions
(Stewart 1.2)
Mini-lecture
on Functions
(Stewart 1.* through 4.3)
Review
Problems (Covers Stewart Chapter 1 through 4.3)
(Stewart Chapters 2 & 4)
Power
Maths
(Derivative)(Antiderivatives)(Powers)
(Stewart 6.2)
Tutorial: How
to Compute Volume Integrals
(Volume)(Definite Integral)
(Stewart 8.1)
A discovery-based Introduction to Infinite Sequences
(Sequences)
Exploring Infinite Sequences, Part II
(Sequences)
(Stewart 8.2)
A discovery-based Introduction to Infinite Series
(Infinite Series)
(Stewart 8.*)
If Only Every Function Were A Polynomial
Introduction/Overview of Taylor Series.
(Infinite Series)(Power Series) and (Taylor Polynomials)
Resources
For Instructors:
Some
Good Cartoons (MAA Film Series) for teaching Volumes (Stewart 6.2).
A sample second-semester calculus course
with in-class groupwork activities,
projects, and student oral presentations.
Course
Structure
Hypertext
Syllabus
Some Notes on Using the
Hypertext Syllabus
For Handing out to Students:
A sample Flyer
to Advertise Reform Sections of Calculus
Sample
Course Information Sheet for Day 1.
Flyer: Some
Suggestions on Working in Groups for Day 1.
[Positive
Feedback on "Some Suggestions on Working in Groups"]
Guidelines
for Students for working on Projects.
Project
Evaluation Questions which students complete
& hand-in with final Project.
Some sample
Topics for Student Oral Presentations
Additional
Course Evaluation Form for reformed calculus sections.
[Student Feedback]
URL:
http://barzilai.org/archive/
Contact:
hxbarzilai at the domain salisbury.edu
I first became interested in groupwork as a graduate student at
Cornell, where I was involved
in instigating a reform
initiative (http://math.cornell.edu/~projcalc/ -- click
on "Spring 1995 Projects Calculus" and "A Cross-Referenced History")