Math
Geometry - High School | Semester Live Class | Proofs!
Customized high school course encompassing Geometry proofs.
Description
Before taking this course, students should be confident working with positive and negative numbers and solving multi-step equations. Math 8/Pre-Algebra/Algebra I is generally the prerequisite for Geometry. This class is set up to help the student achieve success in high school math and is a high school Geometry course.
Jan 11 - Week 1: Basics of Geometry (Part 1) - Points, lines, planes, Midpoint and distance
Jan 18 -Week 2: Basics of Geometry (Part 1) - Angle Measure and Transformations
Jan 25 - Week 3: Logical and Line Relationships: Conjectures, Counterexamples, Statements,
Feb 1 - Week 4: Logical and Line Relationships: Conditionals and Biconditionals
Feb 8 - Week 5: Logical and Line Relationships: Deductive Reasoning, Writing Proofs
Feb 15 - Week 6: Logical and Line Relationships: Writing Proofs, Proving Segment Relationships (Part 1)
Feb 22 - Week 7: Logical and Line Relationships: Writing Proofs, Proving Segment Relationships (Part 2)
Mar 1 - Week 8: Logical and Line Relationships: Proving Angle Relationships, Parallel Lines and Transversals
Mar 8 - Week 9: Logical and Line Relationships: Slope and Equations of Lines, Proving Lines Parallel
Mar 15 - Week 10: Logical and Line Relationships: Perpendiculars and Distance
Mar 22 - Week 11: Triangles and Congruence: Angles of Triangles, Congruent Triangles, Proving Triangles Congruent – SSS, SAS (Part 1)
Mar 29 - Week 12: Triangles and Congruence: Angles of Triangles, Congruent Triangles, Proving Triangles Congruent – SSS, SAS (Part 2)
Material will be presented through exploring concepts and discovering relationships between mathematical concepts. There will be examples, practice and exploration. Students will be given an example or exploration activity, then will work with the instructor to understand problems then they will solve problems on their own.
Homework will be assigned. Assessments will be used to track student progress. Please request a letter grade if required. Students should expect to spend 2 to 3 hours a week outside of class on homework.
Jan 11 - Week 1: Basics of Geometry (Part 1) - Points, lines, planes, Midpoint and distance
Jan 18 -Week 2: Basics of Geometry (Part 1) - Angle Measure and Transformations
Jan 25 - Week 3: Logical and Line Relationships: Conjectures, Counterexamples, Statements,
Feb 1 - Week 4: Logical and Line Relationships: Conditionals and Biconditionals
Feb 8 - Week 5: Logical and Line Relationships: Deductive Reasoning, Writing Proofs
Feb 15 - Week 6: Logical and Line Relationships: Writing Proofs, Proving Segment Relationships (Part 1)
Feb 22 - Week 7: Logical and Line Relationships: Writing Proofs, Proving Segment Relationships (Part 2)
Mar 1 - Week 8: Logical and Line Relationships: Proving Angle Relationships, Parallel Lines and Transversals
Mar 8 - Week 9: Logical and Line Relationships: Slope and Equations of Lines, Proving Lines Parallel
Mar 15 - Week 10: Logical and Line Relationships: Perpendiculars and Distance
Mar 22 - Week 11: Triangles and Congruence: Angles of Triangles, Congruent Triangles, Proving Triangles Congruent – SSS, SAS (Part 1)
Mar 29 - Week 12: Triangles and Congruence: Angles of Triangles, Congruent Triangles, Proving Triangles Congruent – SSS, SAS (Part 2)
Material will be presented through exploring concepts and discovering relationships between mathematical concepts. There will be examples, practice and exploration. Students will be given an example or exploration activity, then will work with the instructor to understand problems then they will solve problems on their own.
Homework will be assigned. Assessments will be used to track student progress. Please request a letter grade if required. Students should expect to spend 2 to 3 hours a week outside of class on homework.
Learning Goals
- Students will cover high school Geometry topics with practical understanding & critical thinking.
Requirement
- Pre-algebra/Algebra 1
Homework
- Homework will be assigned for each week. It will take around 2-3 hours.
External Resources
- Zoom, Remind, and Kahoot
Time commitment
- 2-3 hours per week
Supply List
- Curriculum will be provided from the instructor. A printer is required to print notes/assignments. A calculator with fraction capability is highly recommended. Paper, pencil, graph paper and if desired a whiteboard, marker and eraser to work out problems. A compass and protractor is suggested in order to learn how to measure angles, construct angles and make geometric constructions.
Twice a week
One-Time Class
55 minutes
Class Duration
0 Kid
Maximum Class Size
Ages 13-18
Age Range
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Price Per Learner ()
Class Schedule
Teacher
I have a Masters of Education and am a licensed math and English teacher. **I have been teaching online for five years!** I love the exploration of math and plan to explore it in all of my classes.
My term long classes (broken into two terms affordability) will include plenty of exploration but will also be courses that will allow students to understand and practice concepts. As far as core classes go I teach middle school math (6th, 7th, and 8th/pre-algebra), Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus. I have taught these in a brick and mortar school in the USA and international schools in Thailand and China.
I have taught ages 11 to 18 in a traditional classroom.
Feel free to request classes. I teach both integrated math as well as algebra, geometry, trignometry and statistics. Also, creative writing for fiction and nonfiction and young adult dystopian English classes.
My term long classes (broken into two terms affordability) will include plenty of exploration but will also be courses that will allow students to understand and practice concepts. As far as core classes go I teach middle school math (6th, 7th, and 8th/pre-algebra), Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus. I have taught these in a brick and mortar school in the USA and international schools in Thailand and China.
I have taught ages 11 to 18 in a traditional classroom.
Feel free to request classes. I teach both integrated math as well as algebra, geometry, trignometry and statistics. Also, creative writing for fiction and nonfiction and young adult dystopian English classes.
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