Suggestions On the Teaching of Algebra With Special Reference to the Use of Dur

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Suggestions On the Teaching of Algebra With Special Reference to the Use of Dur
Fletcher Durell
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Ill, and Exs. 1 and 2, top of p. 35, and a review of Props. I and II.
In introducing Proposition IV (p. 37), we may say that an engineer knows that AB and BC are each 110 ft. ; does he need to measure angles A and C in order to determine whether they are equal? A similar method may be used with advan- tage in many places throughout Plane Geometry. Thus, in introducing the subject of parallel lines draw two parallel lines intersected by a transversal and ask how many of the eight angles formed t
...he engineer must measure in order to know the rest. So when first treating similar triangles, draw pairs of triangles, assign numerical values to certain sides and angles and ask whether each pair of triangles is similar.
7. First Originals. After studying Propositions I, II, and III, it is well next to stimulate the growth processes in pupils and to arouse the pleasure which comes from a sense of mastery by having the class prove a number of simple originals, by the use of Propositions II and III.


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