#3rdquarter

This is my first blog for the third quarter, unang una pinalitan ko ung tumblr blog ko kasi di ko mabuksan yung dati tapos salamat sa score na binigay niyo sir sa previous blog ko hehe. Naparami rin absent ko (mga 4 o 5 yata yun na absent) kasi madalas sumasakit 😞ulo ko tapos minsan late na nagigising. Pero kahit papaano kinayanan naman tapos nagpatulong na rin kay 😊Harley (salamat Harley). 

So ayun nga for the first topic which is  Volume of a Solid by Slicing, 💿Disks, and Washers, dito ako nag absent kaya sarili ko muna yung umintindi ng mga bagay-bagay pero nalito talaga ako doon sa washers na part. Ito yata yung nabagsak ko yung unang quiz kasi nalito ako kung ano yung mga gagamitin.

The long exam was easier than the first long test, but you will still need to think carefully since you may be confused by the not-so-difficult choices for the multiple choice portion of the long test. I'm not sure how to express it. It's as though I anticipated the long exam to be as difficult as the first, but the fact that it didn't appear is strange. It's probably because I don't like rapid adjustments in my assumptions, but I'm not complaining.

In the long test, I believe there was a good balance between implicit differentiation and higher-order derivatives. The combination of both was kept for the final two aspects, which took me a long time to complete, but I did it nonetheless. Altogether, it was satisfactory.

To summarize, the third quarter was fantastic. It's a little crazy, but it's a lot of fun! The curriculum for the last quarter looks to be deviating from constraints, which is sad, but I suppose it's a new experience. I'm hoping for a higher grade this time, especially since my performance was considerably better to the previous quarter. 

SALAMAT SA 3RD QUARTER SIR!!!

*Picture 1 extended no.1 ng longtest

SIR NAKALIMUTAN KO ILAGAY YUNG WRITTEN SOLUTION KO PARA SA NO.9, PWEDE BA PO BANG PA CONSIDER SIR HEHE

This lesson was definitely easier than last week's, due to the fact that the entire goal of the lesson was to simply find the derivative of an equation repeatedly until you reached the correct order. However, when more twists and turns are thrown into the mix, it becomes more challenging.

With the long test approaching, I need to start learning implicit differentiation now, because those are likely to be the sorts of functions that will be most prevalent in the long test. Particularly given the extended test only covers three lessons.

They also put extra effort for this week's extra materials, which is a wonderful thing. While it may appear to be a single topic, there are several moving aspects depending on the type of function presented, therefore you must address each function and how to obtain their higher order derivatives.  To summarize this is the last topic for the second long test for this quarter.

There was no quiz or any assessment for this week because there is a long test. I just browsed the Learning Guides for this week's topic.

I had a little bit of a hard time doing the long test but they are some room for improvements but in terms of performance, I think I did pretty well.

First thing that stood out to me was the new types of functions that appeared unexpectedly over the long exam. These functions combined exponential and trigonometric parts, with the trigonometric identity incorporated in the exponent. It appeared daunting at first, primarily because I had no idea what to do first when I began working on the problem.

The extended response for this long test, was one that took all of my intellectual capacity to solve, owing to the fact that it needed a piece out of every single lesson we'd had over the last few weeks. I'd also want to note the conditional bonus for completing the long exam, which was a lot of fun! It made me understand the limitations of today's symbols. To summarize, I am pleased with how I performed in the long test.

*Picture 1 extended response lt1

My thoughts on this week's topic are that it was difficult for me since I became confused with several steps when solving the functions. To recap, the derivation portion was reasonably straightforward to comprehend, but simplifying my response proved to be more challenging than I anticipated. I wasn't able to do the practice quiz because I was stuffed with so many requirements that I do not know where to start. It was upsetting because I knew I could've done better on this quiz if I just have more free time for reviewing.  I'll need as many supplemental materials as possible, such as learning guides, practice quizzes, and interactive lessons.  I'm not confident in my understanding of this week's lesson right now, so any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Furthermore, I'd need to read more ahead of time so that I don't make the same mistake I did this week.

It was a challenging and puzzling week in this quarter's topic. Going into the final topic before the first long test, I am under enormous pressure to maintain my grades.

Went to the Baguio City Public Library today to enhance my understanding in different things, I took the time to research about derivatives and took a few notes. I also tried to refresh my mind on the basics of how to write equations.

The interactive video and synchronous class recordings was helpful in a way that it made it easier and way simpler. I hope that more interactive lessons like these come out because I was not able to play the quizizz that was included in today's week activities.

Finally, as time goes on, this is becoming more and more manageable. There are many rules to remember, but with time you will see patterns that you may apply to improve your pace while computing derivatives.

*Picture 1 basic rules ng differentiation