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− | = Concept Map = | + | === Concept Map === |
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− | + | === Additional resources === | |
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− | + | # Video on angles - http://study.com/academy/lesson/types-of-angles-vertical-corresponding-alternate-interior-others.html | |
− | + | # Additional information on axioms and postulates | |
− | + | ## http://www.themathpage.com/abooki/first.htm | |
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− | # | + | # __FORCETOC__To learn types of angles [https://www.mathsisfun.com/angles.html click here] |
− | # | + | #The following videos provide an introduction to axioms, postulates and lines |
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− | = | + | ===Teaching Outlines=== |
− | = | + | ==== Concept 1 - Introduction to planar geometry ==== |
+ | It is useful to discuss with students about Euclid and his great contribution to Mathematics. The below two statements helps to understand and prove the theorems in geometry. Also, through a combination of activities, help the students understand results in the nature of axioms and postulates. | ||
+ | # Certain statements which are valid in all branches of mathematics whose validity is taken for granted without seeking mathematical proofs is called axioms | ||
+ | # Some statement which are taken for granted in a particular branches of mathematics is called postulates. | ||
− | = | + | ===== Activities ===== |
− | + | ======Activity 1- Introduction to angles ====== | |
+ | ======Activity 2 - Introduction to pairs of angles ====== | ||
− | + | ===== Solved problems ===== |
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Concept Map
Additional resources
OER
Non-OER
Web resources
- Video on angles - http://study.com/academy/lesson/types-of-angles-vertical-corresponding-alternate-interior-others.html
- Additional information on axioms and postulates
- To learn types of angles click here
- The following videos provide an introduction to axioms, postulates and lines
Teaching Outlines
Concept 1 - Introduction to planar geometry
It is useful to discuss with students about Euclid and his great contribution to Mathematics. The below two statements helps to understand and prove the theorems in geometry. Also, through a combination of activities, help the students understand results in the nature of axioms and postulates.
- Certain statements which are valid in all branches of mathematics whose validity is taken for granted without seeking mathematical proofs is called axioms
- Some statement which are taken for granted in a particular branches of mathematics is called postulates.