Calculus · Week 26 · Integration and Accumulation of Change

Antiderivatives and Indefinite Integrals

Finding antiderivatives with a calm check step, so small slips get caught before they spread.

Self-managementGrades 11 to 12About 20 minutesAP Calculus AB
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Students will
Students find indefinite integrals using basic antiderivative rules and check each answer by differentiating.
SEL skill
Pause and check each antiderivative by differentiating before moving on
What it looks like
Students practice self-management by pausing to check each antiderivative by differentiating before moving on.
Content focus
Basic antiderivatives and the constant of integration
Format
Partner exchange

Self-management

Self-management means controlling your actions to reach a goal, such as pausing to check an antiderivative instead of rushing ahead. More self-management activities

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