Statistics and Probability do not appear as stand-alone topics in Montana’s Standards. These concepts are dispersed throughout all high school mathematics courses with an emphasis on informed decision making. The power of statistics and probability to understand the world we live in is some of the most applicable knowledge students can acquire in our classrooms.
Facilitated by Brooke Taylor, Billings Public Schools. For information on future runs of this course check our Facilitated Course Calendar. "Comparing middle school statistics standards to HS standards was insightful" —Teacher, Great Falls, MT |
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The introduction of the Common Core standards inspired a change in the mindset of “basing transformations on congruence” to the more intuitive approach of “basing congruence on transformations.” In modern geometry, the traditional arguments justifying congruence and similarity are more effectively supported by rigid transformations and dilations. In this 3-week module, we examine how transformations are applied to justify congruence and similarity. Specific goals and activities include the following:
Created by The STREAM Team. Facilitated by Pat Baltzley, Math Education Consultant For information on future runs of this course check our Facilitated Course Calendar. |
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User Ratings: 3.5 |