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May 8, 2020
Online resources have never been more relevant or in demand. Learning/teaching in quarantine has itself been an educative experience, albeit quite stressful sometimes. Districts are working in full swing to make this transition easier for however long we need to do this, so there's that to be thankful for.
Here is one concept explainer I've been using for Set Builder Notation. It's easy to follow and has examples. Let me know if you find more such resources.
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