Going the Distance in Geometry for Teacher Courses

Completed
Friday, October 25th, 2024
11:00AM  PT
12:00PM MT
1:00PM CT
2:00PM ET
PRESENTED BY: Wayne Nirode


In the study of geometry, distance frequently plays a central role in describing geometric relationships. Many definitions and properties of geometric objects are based on distance. Typically, geometry students work with distance from both a synthetic and analytic perspective. In this seminar, I will introduce a Student Learning Objective (SLO) focused on distance. I also will share multiple activities pertaining to distance that I have used with students in a Geometry for Teachers (GeT) course. These activities serve to unify and extend many distance concepts from high school geometry.


Registration:
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Duration:
60 minutes
Format:
Online seminar via Zoom web meeting software with questions and discussion. Detailed instructions for joining the seminar will be emailed to registered participants.

Presenter(s):
Wayne Nirode
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