Geometry, Teacher\'s Edition

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  • You want the students to understand the core concepts involved.

  • Using color, as suggested above, will help special needs students.


IV.AlternativeAssessment



  • Ask questions and answer a lot of questions in this lesson.

  • Since most of this lesson is about student process, be sure that the students are following the lesson.


Geometric Probability


I.SectionObjectives



  • Identify favorable outcomes and total outcomes.

  • Express geometric situations in probability terms.

  • Interpret probabilities in terms of lengths and areas.


II.MultipleIntelligences



  • Review the basics of probability.

  • Review the ratio for probability.

  • Activity 1- Basic Probability- have the students use two number cubes and figure out what the probability
    would be to roll an even number.

  • Students can work in pairs during this activity.

  • Allow time for them to share their work when finished.

  • Are there any surprising results?

  • How did the students arrive at their answers?

  • Activity 2- Geometric Probability

  • Students work in pairs again.

  • The students work together to design their own problem for determining geometric probability.

  • Have the students write their problems out, use diagrams and not solve the problems.

  • You can use these problems at a later date.

  • Intelligences- linguistic, logical- mathematical, visual- spatial, interpersonal, intrapersonal.


III.SpecialNeeds/Modifications



  • Provide the students with some notes on probability.

  • Review how to convert fractions, decimals and percentages.


IV.AlternativeAssessment



  • Collect student problems.

  • Check them for accuracy.

  • Reassign them to students for a homework or classwork assignment.

  • They could also be used for an extra credit problem.

  • Have students explain their answers and write them out in words not just show a solution.


4.10. Perimeter and Area

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