We do it two different ways. Many of us have printed axes on graph paper that fills a ln 8½x11 sheet, stick it in a plastic sleeve protector, and put those on the board at each station. My division chair found large magnetic graphs that attach to the board. Those are nice but have been a little hard to clean (manufacturing issue, not logistics). Will try and get you a picture. Planning on getting a logistics video done in July with such things. Let me know anything else I can cover in it!
Want to know what I preload during warm-ups and what I leave for the board? I talk about that here: ruclips.net/video/-rsFTzh7QEk/видео.html
How would you handle situations involving graphing at the whiteboards?
We do it two different ways. Many of us have printed axes on graph paper that fills a ln 8½x11 sheet, stick it in a plastic sleeve protector, and put those on the board at each station. My division chair found large magnetic graphs that attach to the board. Those are nice but have been a little hard to clean (manufacturing issue, not logistics).
Will try and get you a picture. Planning on getting a logistics video done in July with such things. Let me know anything else I can cover in it!
@@HayesWorldofMath Love the idea! Didn’t even think of using those, thanks!