# For Teachers

- [Getting Started](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/getting-started.md)
- [Creating and Managing Classes](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/creating-and-managing-classes.md)
- [Giving Feedback: Comments](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/giving-feedback-comments.md): This page explains how to leave comments for your students right in the code editor.
- [Canvas LTI Installation Guide](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/canvas-lti-installation-guide.md)
- [Lesson Worksheets (Google Docs)](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/lesson-worksheets-google-docs.md)
- [Writing Goals (MathJs)](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/writing-goals-1.md)
- [Writing Goals (Python)](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/writing-goals.md)
- [Tutorials (MathJs)](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons.md)
- [MathJs Tutorial 1: Introduction to Coding in Tychos](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons/introduction-to-coding-in-tychos.md)
- [MathJs Tutorial 2: Circles and Rectangles](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons/lesson-2-circles-rectangles.md)
- [MathJs Tutorial 3: Arrows and Lines](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons/lesson-3-arrows-and-lines.md)
- [MathJs Tutorial 3: Simulating Change](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons/lesson-4-simulating-change.md)
- [MathJs Tutorial 4: Simulating Constant Velocity](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons/lesson-5-simulating-constant-velocity.md)
- [MathJs Tutorial 5: Using Motion Graphs](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons/lesson-6-using-motion-graphs.md)
- [MathJs Tutorial 6: Modeling The Momentum Principle](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons/lesson-7-modeling-momentum-principle.md)
- [MathJs Tutorial 7: Modeling A Projectile](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons/lesson-8-modeling-a-projectile.md)
- [MathJs Tutorial 8: Conditional Forces](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/example-lessons/lesson-9-conditional-forces.md)
- [Tutorials (Python)](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python.md)
- [Python Tutorial 1: Introduction to Coding in Tychos](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python/introduction-to-coding-in-tychos.md)
- [Python Tutorial 2: Circles and Rectangles](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python/lesson-2-circles-rectangles.md)
- [Python Tutorial 3: Arrows and Lines (and Poly Lines)](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python/lesson-3-arrows-and-lines.md): In addition to the circle and rectangle objects that can be used to represent real world objects, there are other objects that can be used for different visualizations.
- [Python Tutorial 4: Simulating Change](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python/lesson-4-simulating-change.md)
- [Python Tutorial 5: Simulating Constant Velocity](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python/lesson-5-simulating-constant-velocity.md)
- [Python Tutorial 6: Using Graphs](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python/lesson-6-using-motion-graphs.md)
- [Python Tutorial 7: Modeling The Momentum Principle](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python/lesson-7-modeling-momentum-principle.md)
- [Python Tutorial 8: Modeling A Projectile](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python/lesson-8-modeling-a-projectile.md)
- [Python Tutorial 9: Conditional Forces](https://docs.tychos.org/docs/for-teachers/tutorials-python/lesson-9-conditional-forces.md)


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