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@CmonMattTHINK I struggle with the focus on formal two column proof...it has disappeared from a lot of what I do in geometry. I've found myself substituting the spirit of it with claim and evidence. This turns most of the proofs into shorter answers with work to support or statements w/reason.
I wanted something to help animate polar graphing, showing Θ and how r can be same direction (+) or opp. direction (-), and show how the rotations can be coterminal & beyond the -2pi...2pi range...here's what I got: https://t.co/9uUaFCml6l @desmos#iteachmath#MTBoS
@CmonMattTHINK In my HS math classes we make lots of use of @GraspableMath , I love how it allows for most anything you can think of following algebraic rules. This is also helpful for my students showing digital work with Algebraic thinking
@heidifessenden@RPhillipsMath@cluzniak FWIW with my AP Calc students we used area model division, long division can work but the area model helps track and self check better IMO. (https://t.co/7hx2VyybOs, https://t.co/vuJ4P3FW7d) #iteachmath
Made @Desmos Geometry tool to show markings on a shape for congruence , right angles, and parallel relationships. Feel free to use as you see fit. Embeds in Activities too. Feedback on quirks / improvements welcome:
https://t.co/J06x40avqm
#iteachmath#desmosgeometry#mtbos
The Desmos Global Math Art Contest is here! Have a graph that you’re proud of? We’d love to see it.
Submissions open December 1st. Learn more at https://t.co/GfWV1iuaSF.
Triangle Congruence exploration with new geometry tool https://t.co/A2cELYWDR7 @desmosclassroom
Lots of credit to @davidpetro314 @MsBeckerMaths @Audra1475 for earlier versions of content. #iteachmath#mtbos#geometry
@nomad_penguin Examples:
“Nice shoes” can be “I hadn’t seen those shoes before” or “I like your haircut” can be “did you get a haircut”.
Let the student state the value. And play off of that. Don’t tell them their value but help them celebrate their own value.