Fab Five for Trigonometry Level Two: Angles and Radian Measure

Fab Five for Trigonometry Level Two: Angles and Radian Measure

by Kathryn Gniadek

40 pages· 2011
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The “Fab Five for Trigonometry Series”, which consists of twenty separate levels, is a condensed proven methodology that teaches readers Trigonometry through understanding, not memorization. The first three levels form the backbone of the Fab Five for Trigonometry series while levels four through twenty expand those foundational elements. All twenty levels include Check for Understanding sections, Challenge Exercises, Mind Experiments, and Calculator Moments, which ask essential questions that provoke and sustain interest as well as deepen understanding.

In Level Two, “Angles and Radian Measure”, readers will learn how to use radians and degrees to measure angles as well as make analytic conversions. Readers are provided with step by step procedures for the TI-83+ and TI-84+ calculators in each Calculator Moments section.

“No Memorization. Just Understanding.”

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