Suggested pacing
Use approximately 15 sessions: concept development, guided practice, application, error analysis, mastery, corrections, and project evidence. Adjust by demonstrated mastery rather than age.
Instruction, differentiation, and records
How do repeated multiplication, percent change, and continuous growth create exponential patterns and decisions?
Use approximately 15 sessions: concept development, guided practice, application, error analysis, mastery, corrections, and project evidence. Adjust by demonstrated mastery rather than age.
Foundation: prerequisite retrieval, scaffolded steps, tables and graphs. Core: complete unit targets. Extended: proof, parameter analysis, modelling, and pre-calculus connections.
Use lesson checks, practice explanations, the randomized mastery check, corrections, project rubric, oral explanation, and representative work together. Do not infer mastery from one score alone.
Reading b=0.8 as 80% decay; it represents 20% decay.
Require the learner to identify the first invalid step and provide a rule, verification, or counterexample.
Exponential Functions, Growth and Decay, Financial Mathematics, Modelling. The course-wide standards union and local-reporting disclaimer are in STANDARDS_UNION.md.