I facilitate the following workshops at Clinton Community College.  Click on any of                       the workshop titles below for a copy of the distributed guided notes.

Graphing Basics

This workshop covers the basic concepts required for graphing lines on the       coordinate plane, including: determining the slope of a line, general slope information, graphing lines using the slope-intercept method, and determining the points of intersection for a system of linear equations.  

Using the TI-83 Graphing Calculator a.k.a. Graphing Calculators Don't Just Graph

Workshop topics will vary depending on the students' interests, but often               cover: What to Know Before Turning the Machine On, Operations and Routine Functions, Working with Menus, Problem Areas, Some Basic Examples,                    Fractions, Decimals and Scientific Notation, Storing Values, More Problem                   Areas (Graphing), Useful Graphing Screens and Settings, Basic Graphing Topics, Advanced Graphing Features, Advanced Algebra Topics, Solving Systems of           Equations and Inequalities, Trigonometry on the Graphing Calculator

Math for Economics

A helping hand in economics.  Brush up on the math skills you need to                        succeed! Topics include economic measurement concepts such as: tables,                  charts and graphs, ratios and percentages, real and nominal values, and                 index numbers.