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I have been having a great time recently updating a collection of free dynamic GeoGebra assessment/exploration tasks that I created a few years back. Not sure whether you would call them algebraic geometry or geometric algebra - I suspect the latter, since the aim is to provide dynamic visual and practical applications for students to build algebraic models in a carefully sequenced and scaffolded way.

This is a powerful pathway to help students build deep understanding of algebra through interesting, dynamic and practical applications, beginning with firm numerical foundations, using real language to make sense of functions and variables, and offering detailed scaffolding and support throughout the process.

And student responses, scores and even times spent on each item can be readily shared with teacher or peers by email or even QR code. There is even an option to send all this information to a secure class spreadsheet created by the teacher using Google Drive.

From junior secondary algebra (Pythagoras' Theorem, area of a triangle, similar triangles) to seniors (exponential and logarithmic functions and calculus extensions) the tasks currently available offer something for just about everyone.

For a step-by-step guide to creating your own live assessment tasks, visit My First Web Page: Lesson 6: My First GeoGebra Assessment Page.

If you have any questions or would like to share your experience with these tasks, please drop me an email!

 
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Would you like some step-by-step help with your algebra?

  • Check My Steps

    • Do you have some data and want a quick and easy way to visualize it?

  • View My Data

    • Ready to take your mathematics exploration to the next level?

  • The Algebra Explorer

  • Continued Fractions Explorer

  • Farey Sequences and Ford Circles

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    Some guided exploration activities...

  • Exploring Lines of Best Fit,

  • Investigating Inversions,

  • Exploring the Parabola,

  • The Witch of Agnesi.

    • ... and one that is not one of mine, but is just lovely...

  • Platonic Solids and Spheres (GeoGebra 3D).

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    For some more detailed ideas about how to use such wonderful tools, please feel free to read:

     
     

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