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Philip Slobodsky; Mariana Durcheva – International Journal for Technology in Mathematics Education, 2023
The mode of assessment is one of the most important factors influencing learning. E-assessment usually includes only checking the final answer, thus limiting teacher's ability to check the complete solution, and it does not allow inclusion of math proofs problems that constitute an important part of math content. The e-assessment module of Halomda…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Learning Processes, Algebra, Validity
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Smith, Emily M.; Zwolak, Justyna P.; Manogue, Corinne A. – Physical Review Physics Education Research, 2019
Mathematical reasoning with algebraic and geometric representations is essential for success in upperdivision and graduate-level physics courses. Complex algebra requires student to fluently move between algebraic and geometric representations. By designing a task for middle-division physics students to translate a geometric representation to…
Descriptors: College Students, Physics, Science Instruction, Algebra
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Glassmeyer, David; Brakoniecki, Aaron; Amador, Julie M. – International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, 2019
Including opportunities for students to experience uncertainty in solving mathematical tasks can prompt learners to resolve the uncertainty, leading to mathematical understanding. In this article, we examine how preservice secondary mathematics teachers' thinking about a trigonometric relationship was impacted by a series of tasks that prompted…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Problem Solving, Concept Formation, Preservice Teachers
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Oxman, Victor; Stupel, Moshe – International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, 2018
A geometrical task is presented with multiple solutions using different methods, in order to show the connection between various branches of mathematics and to highlight the importance of providing the students with an extensive 'mathematical toolbox'. Investigation of the property that appears in the task was carried out using a computerized tool.
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Problem Solving, Geometry, Algebra
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Stupel, Moshe; Ben-Chaim, David – Investigations in Mathematics Learning, 2017
Mathematics educators agree that linking mathematical ideas by using multiple approaches for solving problems (or proving statements) is essential for the development of mathematical reasoning. In this sense, geometry provides a goldmine of multiple-solution tasks, where a myriad of different methods can be employed: either from the geometry topic…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Problem Solving, Teacher Education Programs, Geometry
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Kohaupt, Ludwig – Cogent Education, 2015
The discrete Fourier series is a valuable tool developed and used by mathematicians and engineers alike. One of the most prominent applications is signal processing. Usually, it is important that the signals be transmitted fast, for example, when transmitting images over large distances such as between the moon and the earth or when generating…
Descriptors: Engineering Education, Mathematics Education, Algebra, Teaching Methods
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Moore, Kevin c.; LaForest, Kevin R. – Mathematics Teacher, 2014
How do students think about an angle measure of ninety degrees? How do they think about ratios and values on the unit circle? How might angle measure be used to connect right-triangle trigonometry and circular functions? And why might asking these questions be important when introducing trigonometric functions to students? When teaching…
Descriptors: Trigonometry, Mathematics Instruction, Mathematical Concepts, Mathematical Logic
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Ezenweani, Ugwunna Louis – Education, 2013
Pythagoras Theorem is an old mathematical treatise that has traversed the school curricula from secondary to tertiary levels. The patterns it produced are quite interesting that many researchers have tried to generate a kind of predictive approach to identifying triples. Two attempts, namely Diophantine equation and Brahmagupta trapezium presented…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Geometric Concepts, Equations (Mathematics), Prediction
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Foster, Colin – Australian Senior Mathematics Journal, 2013
Pythagoras' theorem in two and three dimensions appears in General Mathematics, Units 1-2, section 6 (Geometry and trigonometry: Shape and measurement) in the Victorian Certificate of Education Mathematics Study Design (Victorian Curriculum Assessment Authority, 2010). It also comes in Further Mathematics, Units 3-4 (Applications: Geometry and…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Geometric Concepts, Geometry, Trigonometry
Wescoatt, Benjamin Mark – ProQuest LLC, 2013
Topics in trigonometry have not been well-studied, especially with college-level students. Thus, despite providing a venue for important concepts such as notions of proof and algebraic skill, the process of verifying trigonometric identities, or VTI, has not been thoroughly explored. This study attempts to remedy this gap in the literature by…
Descriptors: Trigonometry, Mathematics Instruction, College Mathematics, Mathematical Concepts
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Wu, Yu-Dong; Zhang, Zhi-Hua; Liang, Chun-Lei – International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, 2010
In this short note, by using one of Li and Liu's theorems [K.-H. Li, "The solution of CIQ. 39," "Commun. Stud. Inequal." 11(1) (2004), p. 162 (in Chinese)], "s-R-r" method, Cauchy's inequality and the theory of convex function, we solve some geometric inequalities conjectures relating to an interior point in triangle. (Contains 1 figure.)
Descriptors: Mathematics Education, Geometric Concepts, Trigonometry, Mathematical Logic
Virginia Department of Education, 2011
The Mathematics Performance Expectations (MPE) define the content and level of achievement students must reach to be academically prepared for success in entry-level, credit-bearing mathematics courses in college or career training. They were developed through a process that involved faculty from Virginia's two- and four-year colleges and…
Descriptors: Mathematics Achievement, College Preparation, Career Development, Academic Standards
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Hodges, Thomas E. – Mathematics Teacher, 2007
This article describes an alternate way to utilize a circular model to represent thirds by incorporating areas of circular segments, trigonometric functions, and geometric transformations. This method is appropriate for students studying geometry and trigonometry at the high shool level. This task provides valuable learning experiences that…
Descriptors: Geometric Concepts, Trigonometry, Mathematics Activities, Mathematical Models
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Ecker, Michael W. – Mathematics and Computer Education, 2006
The author has always been fascinated by the title identity. It's charming and simple, as well as easy to believe after pressing a few calculator keys. Several fine proofs have appeared in the literature, including several proofs without words. His own earlier proof is trigonometric, and he has often been dissatisfied with not being able to…
Descriptors: Geometric Concepts, Geometry, Trigonometry, Problem Solving
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Siadat, M. Vali – AMATYC Review, 2006
In terms of modern pedagogy, having visual interpretation of trigonometric functions is useful and quite helpful. This paper presents, pictorially, an easy approach to prove all single angle trigonometric identities on the axes. It also discusses the application of axial representation in calculus--finding the derivative of trigonometric functions.
Descriptors: Trigonometry, Calculus, Mathematics Instruction, Mathematical Concepts
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