Permutations and Combinations Quick Notes

Brief Notes on Slope Guided Notes

I typically teach this lesson two different days: one day about permutations and another day about combinations. I find my students do better with this method as it splits the lesson into two parts and then can be followed with a lesson for students to do both on one assignment as review.

I teach students with brief notes that allot more time in class for students to practice material. I recommend splitting this lesson into two assignments, but also splitting the notes on the material so students can use the majority of class time experiencing and mastering problems on their own for each part. I have built the notes to have all the material on it so that it may be used as one lesson with one assignment.

My students are behind in math skills and have time and time again flunked out of math classes or have been expelled. I aim to use short concise notes to get students back on track and build up their math skills.

I often use Kuta worksheets or similar assignments for students to practice skills taught in this lesson.