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Jeff MorganInterim Associate Provost for Education

and Technology InnovationUniversity of Houston

[email protected]

Are Your Students Understanding, or Simply

Turning the Crank?

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Can your students describe and explain the fundamental concepts in calculus?

Can your students use fundamental concepts from calculus to work problems, even if they have not seen them before?

Fundamental Questions

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Answer the following questions for each of the following problems.

1. What are the fundamental concepts associated with the problem?

2. What percentage of your students can successfully work the problem?

3. How will your “successful” students approach the problem?

Instructions

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