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| Subject: | RE: Smartboard and Geometric Constructions |
| Author: | Mathman |
| Date: | Aug 31 2006 |
>I'm only talking about points whose order pairs
> satisfy the equation that is represented by the line.
My apologies. I had thought the discussion was about Euclidean
constructions.
>I think we
> have strayed from the orginal point which Susan answers very well in
> an another reply to the Smartboard question.
Agreed, and I agree with her point on that also. However, I still stress the
need for "finesse". Students, still having open minds about what they see and
absorb, need to see from the start what is as close to the reality [albeit
abstract] as possible. So I comment again that drawn lines should be as thin as
is reasonable, and not be thick blotches. If that were the only means of
drawing constructions on that medium, I would abandon it, momentarily, in that
case in favour of something more favourable.
David.
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