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Change, Limit & Accumulation Readiness Portfolio

Change, Limit & Accumulation Readiness Portfolio

How do local behavior, average and instantaneous change, limits, continuity, and accumulation prepare learners for calculus?

  1. Define a focused mathematical question and the quantities involved.
  2. Create at least three representations: symbolic, graphical, numerical, geometric, or contextual.
  3. Use the scientific calculator, CAD, or an Arcade studio only when it strengthens evidence.
  4. Validate results with a second method, residuals, a special case, or a reasonableness check.
  5. State assumptions, limitations, precision, and the valid domain.
  6. Prepare a one-page written summary and a three-minute oral defense.
Criterion4 · Advanced3 · Proficient2 · Developing1 · Beginning
MathematicsAccurate, connected, and generalizedAccurate core methodsPartial or inconsistentInsufficient evidence
RepresentationsThree or more coordinated formsAt least two connected formsForms present but weakly connectedSingle or missing form
ValidationMultiple checks and limitationsOne sound check and limitationsLimited checkNo verification
CommunicationPrecise, organized, defensibleClear and completeSome gapsUnclear or incomplete
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