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Title: Skills of GEOMETRIC THINKING in undergraduate level


1
Skills of GEOMETRIC THINKINGin undergraduate
level
  • Arash Rastegar
  • Assistant Professor
  • Sharif University of Technology

2
Perspectives towards mathematics education
  • Mathematics education has an important role in
    development of mental abilities.
  • Mathematics education is an efficient tool in
    developing the culture of scientific curiosity.
  • We use mathematics in in solving everyday
    problems.
  • Development of the science of mathematics and our
    understanding of nature are correlated.

3
  • Doing mathematics has an important role in
    learning and development of mathematics.
  • Development of tools and Technology is correlated
    with development of mathematics.
  • We use mathematics in studying, designing, and
    evaluation of systems.
  • We use mathematical modeling in solving everyday
    problems.

4
  • Group thinking and learning is more efficient
    than individual learning.
  • Mathematics is a web of connected ideas, concepts
    and skills.

5
Mathematics education has an important role in
development of mental abilities.
  • Skills of communication
  • Strategies of thinking
  • Critical thinking
  • Logical thinking
  • Creative thinking
  • Imagination
  • Abstract thinking
  • Symbolical thinking
  • Stream of thinking

6
Mathematics education is an efficient tool in
developing the culture of scientific curiosity.
  • Critical character
  • Accepting critical opinions
  • Using available information
  • Curiosity and asking good questions
  • Rigorous description
  • Comparison with results of other experts
  • Logical assumptions
  • Development of new theories

7
We use mathematics in in solving everyday
problems.
  • Common mathematical structures
  • Designing new problems
  • Scientific judgment
  • Development of mathematics to solve new problems
  • Mathematical modeling

8
Development of the science of mathematics and our
understanding of nature are correlated.
  • Getting ideas from nature
  • Study of the nature
  • Control of nature
  • Nature chooses the simplest ways

9
Doing mathematics has an important role in
learning and development of mathematics.
  • Logical assumptions based on experience
  • Internalization
  • experience does not replace rigorous arguments
  • Analysis and comparison with others

10
Development of tools and Technology is correlated
with development of mathematics.
  • Limitations of Technology
  • Mathematical models affect technology
  • Utilizing technology in education

11
We use mathematics in studying, designing, and
evaluation of systems.
  • Viewing natural and social phenomena as
    mathematical systems
  • Division of systems to subsystems
  • Similarities of systems
  • Summarizing in a simpler system
  • Analysis of systems
  • Mathematical modeling is studying the systems
  • Changing existing systems

12
We use mathematical modeling in solving everyday
problems.
  • Utilizing old models in similar problems
  • Limitations of models
  • Getting ideas from models
  • finding simplest models

13
Group thinking and learning is more efficient
than individual learning.
  • Problems are solved more easily in groups
  • Comparing different views
  • Group work develops personal abilities
  • Morals of group discussion

14
Mathematics is a web of connected ideas, concepts
and skills.
  • Solving a problem with different ideas
  • Atlas of concepts and skills
  • Webs help to discover new ideas
  • Mathematics is like a tree growing both from
    roots and branches

15
Geometric Thinking
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  • Geometric Imagination
  • Three dimensional intuition
  • Higher dimensional intuition
  • Combinatorial intuition
  • Creative imagination
  • Abstract imagination

17
  • Geometric Arguments
  • Set theoretical arguments
  • Local arguments
  • Global arguments
  • Superposition
  • Algebraic coordinatization

18
  • Geometric Description
  • Global descriptions
  • Local descriptions
  • Algebraic descriptions
  • Combinatorial descriptions
  • More abstract descriptions

19
  • Geometric Assumptions
  • Local assumptions
  • Global assumptions
  • Algebraic assumptions
  • Combinatorial assumptions
  • More abstract assumptions

20
  • Recognition of Geometric Structures
  • Set theoretical structures
  • Local structures
  • Global structures
  • Algebraic structures
  • Combinatorial structures

21
  • Mechanics (Geometric Systems)
  • Material point mechanics
  • Solid body mechanics
  • Fluid mechanics
  • Statistical mechanics
  • Quantum mechanics

22
  • Construction of Geometric Structures
  • Set theoretical structures
  • Local structures
  • Global structures
  • Algebraic structures
  • Combinatorial structures

23
  • Doing Geometry
  • Algebraic calculations
  • Limiting cases
  • Extreme cases
  • Translation between different representations
  • Abstractization

24
  • Techno-geometer
  • Drawing geometric objects by computer
  • Algebrization of geometric structures
  • Performing computations by computer
  • Algorithmic thinking
  • Producing software fit to specific problems

25
  • Geometric Modeling
  • Linear modeling
  • Algebraic modeling
  • Exponential modeling
  • Combinatorial modeling
  • More abstract modeling

26
  • Geometric Categories
  • Topological category
  • Smooth category
  • Algebraic category
  • Finite category
  • More abstract categories

27
  • Roots and Branches of Geometry
  • Euclidean geometry
  • Spherical and hyperbolic geometries
  • Space-time geometry
  • Manifold geometry
  • Non-commutative geometry

28
Deep Inside Geometry
29
  • Differential geometry and differentiable
    manifolds
  • Geometric Modeling
  • Classical mechanics

30
  • History of mathematical concepts

31
  • Number Theory
  • is the queen of mathematics.
  • Geometry
  • is the king of number theory and mathematics!
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