Teaching Geometry
This is a list of posts on this blog relating to teaching Geometry.
Yes, I know tags exist, but I like the organized list. I am building this (slowly). Newest posts are at the top.
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2 | Circle Geometry: Stumped! |
Construction |
| An ellipse question | Categories of Conics | Better Fit |
Circles in squares |
| Proving a Quadrilateral is a Parallelogram |
(this is a puzzle about methods of proof) | Neat Slope Trick |
Proving Lines ⊥ |
There may be some overlap with other categories.
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JD2718 
You may like to see some ancient geometry:
One of most remarkable exercises is to look at how prehistoric communities experimented with geometry, those interested in this fascinating topic, and how it may be used to enthuse students today may like to look at : http://sarsen56.wordpress.com/solve-this
Experienced certified high school and middle school math teachers may be interested in joining the Math Teacher Transformation Institute at Lehman College. We are accepting applicants now and have a conference next Saturday (March 20) which anyone is invited to attend to learn more about teacher leadership. Those admitted to MTTI will have the opportunity to take a selection of masters level courses in math and education and leadership at Lehman College for free with a stipend. We have a special focus on geometry and strongly encourage teachers teaching towards the geometry regents to apply. See http://comet.lehman.cuny.edu/mtti
Do you think you could post the June 2011 Geometry Regents answers?
Thanks!