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Title: GeoGebra


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GeoGebra
and the STEM agenda
  • Mark Dawes
  • University of Cambridge
  • Comberton Village College
  • GeoGebra Institute of Cambridge
  • md437_at_cam.ac.uk
  • www.geogebra.org

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xkcd
http//xkcd.com/435/
3
Every Child Matters (ECM)
  • According to the British government, every child
    should
  • be healthy
  • stay safe
  • enjoy and achieve
  • make a positive contribution
  • achieve economic well-being

4
STEM
  • achieve economic well-being

Science Technology Engineering Mathematics
5
STEM
Science Technology Engineering Mathematics
Are the parts of mathematics that do not have
applications to S, T and E considered to be
worthless?
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A better model?
Science Technology Engineering Mathematics
7
GeoGebra
Geometry
Algebra

Spreadsheet

Algebra Window
Geometry Graphics Window
8
This talk
  • GeoGebra and STEM
  • How much I have learned from using GeoGebra
  • as a learner
  • as a school-teacher
  • from pupils in school
  • as a lecturer
  • from students at university

9
Some things I learned from my pupils
10
Question Make a conjecture about the triangle
in a semi-circle. Prove it.
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Johns Conjecture
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Johns Conjecture
x
y
y
x
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What actually happened
14
Johns Conjecture
The two smaller triangles have the same area
15
Maddies Diagram
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Maddies Diagram
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Some things I learned as a teacher / as a learner
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Interacting with important ideas
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This talk
  • GeoGebra and STEM
  • How much I have learned from using GeoGebra
  • as a learner
  • as a school-teacher
  • from pupils in school
  • as a lecturer
  • from students at university

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Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I
remember. Involve me and I learn. Benjamin
Franklin
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