Child Development and Pedagogy · Mathematics Pedagogy
A middle school mathematics teacher uses the following strategies in her geometry classes: (i) Using a set of wedges of about 15° to measure a variety of angles. (ii) Overlapping cut-outs of various angles to find angles with equal measures. (iii) Measuring a straight line segment using pencils of different lengths. This pedagogy focuses primarily on:
- 1Using measurement activities with non-standard units to introduce standard units of measurement later.✓
- 2Introducing the abstract geometric concepts of lines and line segments.
- 3Non-numerical comparison of angle sizes.
- 4Teaching the angle sum property of polygons.
Correct answer
Using measurement activities with non-standard units to introduce standard units of measurement later.
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