Cooperative Learning and Geometry
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In Cooperative Learning and Geometry, you’ll receive something you won’t find in any textbook – HOW to teach geometry successfully. You will find over 200 step-by-step activities to enhance geometry exploration and mastery. Topics covered: defini…
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Cooperative Learning and Geometry High School Activities (Years 7-12)
In Cooperative Learning and Geometry, you’ll receive something you won’t find in any textbook – HOW to teach geometry successfully. You will find over 200 step-by-step activities to enhance geometry exploration and mastery. Topics covered: definitions, angles and lines, constructions, triangles, polygons and quadrilaterals, similarity, Pythagorean theorem and special right triangles, area, volume and circles. Includes reproducible geometry worksheets and blacklines. 440 pages
- Designed and organized to reinforce Geometry concepts
- Students are actively engaged so they retain more and achievement goes up
- Includes exploratory activities that have students discover concepts and remember them
| Weight | 1049 g |
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| Dimensions | 300 × 220 × 20 mm |
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