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Geogebra already can be programmed using Javascript and geogebra script to do interesting interactive resources, but with PyGgb, opportunities for pedagogical innovation can be implemented.
Students can learn Python coding and mathematics within one environment, and teachers can create activities that develop coding concepts while activating prior knowledge in mathematics as the trigger, or practice new code commands using a math topic just learnt as an application. This allows the student to mutually reinforce their knowledge and skill in both subject simultaneously.
For example, in coding Python, when the student learns input, output and math expressions, the topic of number patterns can be used to either let students practice the coding skills to generate number patterns, as an application of the general term or to derive the general term. Or the topic of number patterns can be concurrently introduced.
The idea of integrating coding with mathematics is very tempting, especially if it can achieve mutually reinforced learning and produce better student outcomes for the same total amount of curricular time, or even save on the total curricular time!
Looking forward to this development and welcome collaborators on this!
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