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Christmas GeoGebra Applet

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Here’s wishing you the choicest blessings of the season. The applet was adapted from the work of Wengler published in GeoGebra Tube. Being an incurable math teacher and blogger I can’t help

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Top 20 Math Posts and Pages in 2012

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I blog in order to organise what I think. And I don’t think I’m succeeding judging from the range of topics that I have so far written since I started

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Definitions of Commonly Used Words in Math Lectures

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It’s time to review some terms you hear in math lectures. If you are not doing well in math, it’s probably because of miscommunications and not for any other reason. BRIEFLY:

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A problem solving lesson about triangles and circles

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This short lesson was inspired by one of the problems from the blog Five  Triangles Mathematics. The author challenges the reader to construct a circle using only a compass and

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