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| Topic: | Understanding Distance, Speed, and Time Relationships Using Simulation Software |
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| Subject: | RE: Understanding Distance, Speed, and Time Relationships Using Simulation Software |
| Author: | gnarly_buttons |
| Date: | Jan 27 2008 |
> I agree. Plus this tool allows for several questions like:
1)
> When can the two graphs be parallel?
2) When can the two graphs
> start from the same point?
3) Set up parameters in the applet to
> show the situation where the girl and boy start at the house, run in
> the same direction, but the girl finishes 20 seconds ahead of the
> boy.
(Just some ideas!)
When a student tries question 3, do you think they will just do trial and error,
or will they actually try to use some mathematical principles?
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