Proof & Logic

Teaching Proof & Logic in High School Geometry
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Congruent or Equal? How to Teach This Important Geometry Skill
When students start out with any confusion at all with converting between congruence statements and equations, they struggle through each next step all the way through proofs. Take time to tackle this key skill before moving on. As a geometry teacher, this pet peeve that would pop up over and over. Eventually, I discovered that it was worth taking time to explicitly teach this skill.
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How to Teach Geometry Proofs
How to Teach Geometry Proofs
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Inductive vs. Deductive Reasoning Doodle Notes for math!
If you teach high school math, check out this inductive vs. deductive reasoning doodle notes set! 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade students will love this! This engaging lesson includes - Using logic to reach a conclusion - Definitions for inductive and deductive reasoning - Differences between the process for these two types of logical reasoning - Interactive graphic memory triggers and much more!
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Logic and Deductive Reasoning Activity Bundle
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This Logic Game Needs a Name
f(t): This Logic Game Needs a Name
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How to introduce geometry proofs
Leading into proof writing is my favorite part of teaching a Geometry course. I really love developing the logic and process for the students. However, I have noticed that there are a few key parts of the process that seem to be missing from the Geometr
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Circles Proofs - Two Column Proof Practice and Quiz
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Geometry Proofs Task Cards
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Why We Need to Keep Teaching Formal Proof in Geometry
WHY formal proofs should not be watered down or cut back, plus links for HOW to teach them in a better way
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