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Comprehensive AP Calculus AB Workshop Overview: Optimization, Rates, and Integrals Session

Join us for a detailed workshop on AP Calculus AB, where we'll cover essential topics such as optimization, related rate problems, and the use of derivatives. Throughout the morning sessions, participants will engage with 2011 Free Response Questions and review curriculum topics that ensure a solid understanding of calculus fundamentals. In the afternoon, we will delve into the accumulation of change, the fundamental theorem of calculus, and more advanced topics including applications of integrals and area between curves. Let’s enhance your calculus teaching strategies together!

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Comprehensive AP Calculus AB Workshop Overview: Optimization, Rates, and Integrals Session

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  1. APSI Nova Southeastern University AP Calculus AB Workshop Workshop Consultant: Tom Ahlschwede Lincoln, NE www.iqmath.com/nova tahlsch@gmail.com

  2. Overview of Today - Morning Sessions • Finish optimization work, examples • Related rate examples • Work with 2011 FRQ • Curriculum topics • Finish with uses of the derivative, ideas • Move to sigma, fundamental theorem, area • Applications of the above

  3. Afternoon Session • Accumulation of Change • Fundamental theorem of calculus • Syllabus pacing, putting a calendar to your class • More work with integrals, applications, etc.

  4. Area Under Between Curves - Application Problem • Anti-derivatives

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