Welcome to Trigonometry!! Below are the classroom expectations and course syllabus. I anticipate a great semester and look forward to helping you learn trig!
Trigonometry Classroom Expectations
Trigonometry Syllabus
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Final Posting
It's hard to believe that it was seven years ago today that I first posted on The Winchell Factor. While other tech initiatives have come and gone, most of my students have preferred to continue using The Winchell Factor over any of these. Sometimes, simpler is better.
With that said, nothing lives forever. With technology, there will always come along something that offers a better user experience and I think Google Classroom has the potential to be such a thing. It will allow me to share assignments, solutions, and classroom news faster and more efficiently.
Due to the switch to Google Classroom, this will be the final *sob* posting on The Winchell Factor. It's been quite a ride. Here are my stats:
With that said, nothing lives forever. With technology, there will always come along something that offers a better user experience and I think Google Classroom has the potential to be such a thing. It will allow me to share assignments, solutions, and classroom news faster and more efficiently.
Due to the switch to Google Classroom, this will be the final *sob* posting on The Winchell Factor. It's been quite a ride. Here are my stats:
- 919 total posts (I guess this will be #920)
- 32,702 page views in seven years
- Though most views came from my students, I had views from Russia (485), Germany (476), France (328), Latvia (212), Ukraine (166), Poland (118), UK (66), Canada (64), and India (51). So, Spasibo, danke, merci, paldies, dziękuję, thank you, and धन्यवाद्
Most of my students have enjoyed this site and I hope that their Classroom experience will be even more helpful to their education.
...The Winchell Factor signing off. Good-bye
...The Winchell Factor signing off. Good-bye
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
D/H - Honors Calculus Due 9/30
Monday, September 28, 2015
Friday, September 25, 2015
Sunday, September 20, 2015
D/H Honors Calculus Due 9/25
A/C/F Honors Precalculus Due 9/25
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
G - Trigonometry Due 9/18
Saturday, September 12, 2015
D/H - Honors Calculus Due 9/18
A/C/F - Honors Precalculus Due 9/18
G - Trigonometry Due 9/14
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
G - Trigonometry Due 9/8
Welcome to the Winchell Factor! This is where you will find all relevant information about Mr. Winchell's first semester trig class for the 2015-2016 academic year. Notices, homework, class notes, solutions, and other items of interest will be posted here regularly. Students who miss class can still get the notes and assignments so they don't fall behind. Parents can check to see if their child is being honest when they say, "I have no homework."
Classroom expectations are here.
Classroom expectations sign-off is here.
Trig Textbook is here.
Class notes are here.
Assignment #1 is here.
Solutions to assignment #1 are here.
Classroom expectations are here.
Classroom expectations sign-off is here.
Trig Textbook is here.
Class notes are here.
Assignment #1 is here.
Solutions to assignment #1 are here.
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
D/H Honors Calculus Due 9/3
Welcome to Mr. Winchell's new classroom. This year, I hope that you will have a vastly different experience than you did last year in Precal with me. The Winchell Factor is alive an well and will be used regularly this year. Good luck!!!
Calculus Classroom Expectations are here.
Calculus Problem Set #1 is here.
Calculus Problem Set #1 study guide is here.
Calculus Problem Set #1 online help is here (doc, pdf).
Calculus Classroom Expectations are here.
Calculus Problem Set #1 is here.
Calculus Problem Set #1 study guide is here.
Calculus Problem Set #1 online help is here (doc, pdf).
A/C/F Honors Precalculus
Welcome back and welcome to the Winchell Factor!! This is where you will find assignments, helps and hints, and important information. I hope that you use it regularly, but honestly. I wish you best year possible and success in your classes.
Classroom expectations are here.
Precalculus Problem Set #1 is here.
Precalculus Problem Set #1 study guide is here.
Precalculus Problem Set #1 online help is here.
Classroom expectations are here.
Precalculus Problem Set #1 is here.
Precalculus Problem Set #1 study guide is here.
Precalculus Problem Set #1 online help is here.
Saturday, June 20, 2015
College Precalculus
Honors Precalculus
Thursday, June 11, 2015
Precalculus
Worksheet titled Trig Graph Worksheet is here. Equations for #1-6 are at the end of the document. Graphs can be found using Desmos.
Worksheet titled Vertical Shifts and Phase Shifts is here. Answers are here.
Here's some help
1. Identities - There are many ways of doing many of these. You might find these helpful
Worksheet titled Vertical Shifts and Phase Shifts is here. Answers are here.
Here's some help
1. Identities - There are many ways of doing many of these. You might find these helpful
2. Trig Graphs - Different teachers mean different procedures. Still, these may help.
Friday, May 29, 2015
Precalculus
1. Quiz on Trig Identities - here is the full packet of identities (with 1 possible solution).
2. Use the trig table to plot the sine function. Use the radian angle measure at the x-coordinate and the sine value as the y-coordinate. Here is the start of it. Notice I found a decimal approximation for the sine values and plotted them. Once you are finished plotting the points, connect them with a smooth continuous curve.
2. Use the trig table to plot the sine function. Use the radian angle measure at the x-coordinate and the sine value as the y-coordinate. Here is the start of it. Notice I found a decimal approximation for the sine values and plotted them. Once you are finished plotting the points, connect them with a smooth continuous curve.
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