Geometry

1412 Geometry

Grades 9-11: 1 Credit College Prep

Required Sequence: Successful completion of Algebra I

How do we use modeling to understand mathematical relationships?

Students will apply modeling, algebraic reasoning and inquiry to problem solve in Geometry. Topics of this course include triangles, introduction of proofs, parallel lines, quadrilaterals, similarity, right triangles, circles, area, volume, co-ordinate geometry and some topics in three-dimensional polyhedra. An emphasis will be placed on a hands-on approach to discovering all concepts, including proofs. Learning will be personalized, collaborative and reflective.

1432 Geometry

Grades 9 & 10: 1 Credit Honors

Required Sequence: Successful completion of Algebra 1

Recommended: A grade of B or better in Honors Level or A- or better in College Prep Level

How do we use modeling to understand mathematical relationships?

This course is a rigorous approach to all mathematical principles of geometry. Topics include deductive and inductive reasoning, all aspects of triangles and quadrilaterals, parallel lines, inequalities, similarity, circles, spheres, volume, and conceptualization through the use of proofs. Authentic inquiry-based activities foster mastery of each topic. Information, media, and technology will be used effectively and responsibly. Learning will be personalized, collaborative and reflective.