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− | === Concept Map ===
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− | === Additional resources ===
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− | ==== OER ====
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− | ===== Web resources =====
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− | # Video on angles - http://study.com/academy/lesson/types-of-angles-vertical-corresponding-alternate-interior-others.html
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− | # Additional information on axioms and postulates
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− | ## http://www.themathpage.com/abooki/first.htm
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− | ## http://www.friesian.com/space.htm
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− | # __FORCETOC__To learn types of angles [https://www.mathsisfun.com/angles.html click here]
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− | #The following videos provide an introduction to axioms, postulates and lines
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− | ===Teaching Outlines===
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− | ==== Concept 1 - Introduction to planar geometry ====
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− | 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.
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− | # Certain statements which are valid in all branches of mathematics whose validity is taken for granted without seeking mathematical proofs is called axioms
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− | # Some statement which are taken for granted in a particular branches of mathematics is called postulates.
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− | ===== Activities =====
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− | ======Activity 1- Introduction to angles ======
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− | ======Activity 2 - Introduction to pairs of angles ======
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− | ===== Solved problems =====
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