Secondary Math World Tour: Geometry Reimagined (@Mansfield ISD) - 29480
If Euclid could only see us now! This session will discuss the amazing world of high school geometry. In the morning, participants will leverage geometric proofs and constructions for engagement. In the afternoon, they will explore geometry in the 21st Century. As a staple of geometry, proofs are an excellent way to build connections between concrete concepts and abstract ideas. Compass constructions are the concrete, tactile way to bring geometry to life. Advances in technology have made visualization and animation an integral part of the geometry classroom. Applications like Desmos Geometry, while free, are powerful tools that students can use to build conceptual understanding. This session will be held at Mansfield ISD Performing Arts Center/Professional Development Building located at 1110 W Debbie Ln, Mansfield, TX 76063.
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Teacher - High School (Grades 9-12), Instructional Leaders, Teacher - Gifted Talented/Advanced Academics, Teacher - Special Education
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