Geometry COOP/CLASSES
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Geometry for Co-Ops and Classrooms (Grades 9–11)
This complete geometry course is designed for high school students learning in co-op or classroom settings. Building on foundational algebra skills, this curriculum introduces students to essential topics such as geometric logic, formal proofs, constructions, measurement, and the properties of two- and three-dimensional figures.
Although Saxon Algebra 1 and 2 include some geometric concepts, this course offers a comprehensive geometry experience covering all traditional units. Students may take it after Algebra 1, after Algebra 2, or concurrently with Algebra 2. The structure and clarity make it ideal for collaborative learning environments.
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Geometry for Co-Ops and Classrooms (Grades 9–11)
This complete geometry course is designed for high school students learning in co-op or classroom settings. Building on foundational algebra skills, this curriculum introduces students to essential topics such as geometric logic, formal proofs, constructions, measurement, and the properties of two- and three-dimensional figures.
Although Saxon Algebra 1 and 2 include some geometric concepts, this course offers a comprehensive geometry experience covering all traditional units. Students may take it after Algebra 1, after Algebra 2, or concurrently with Algebra 2. The structure and clarity make it ideal for collaborative learning environments.
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Course Description:
Although Saxon Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 includes some of the learning objectives of a traditional geometry course. This course covers all of the basic units of geometry, including logic, proofs, 2 and 3-dimensional shapes, measurement, and constructions.
- Geometry: Seeing, Doing Understanding, 3rd edition by Harold Jacobs
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Course Description:
Although Saxon Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 includes some of the learning objectives of a traditional geometry course. This course covers all of the basic units of geometry, including logic, proofs, 2 and 3-dimensional shapes, measurement, and constructions.
