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Intuitive Geometry. Topical Module for Use in a Mathematics Laboratory Setting.

Authors :
Regional Center for Pre-Coll. Mathematics, Denver, CO.
Andersen, Lyle
Publication Year :
1973

Abstract

This module utilizes hole punching with a pencil, paper folding, rubber band stretching, and unique board models to "picture" key geometric concepts in an intuitive manner. The module is virtually self-contained, except for common classroom items which are scissors and a protractor. The introductory lesson allows for a variety of approaches for the student to take as he/she experiments and looks for solutions to divergent questions. The five experiments involve inexpensive models which help the student build up a concept of key geometric ideas in a very concrete way. The module contains five enrichment cards, which involve students in problem situations that require the use of at least some of the geometric concepts stressed in the module. (Author/MK)

Details

Language :
English
Database :
ERIC
Notes :
For related documents, see SE 030 304-322
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
ED183407
Document Type :
Guides - Classroom - Learner<br />Guides - Classroom - Teacher