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Geometry Basics (Geometry Unit 1)
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Geometry Basics (Geometry Unit 1)

Learn about points, lines, planes, and other basic geometric principles in this unit.
Last updated 3/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Identify points, lines, and planes
  • Describe points, lines, and planes using geometric notation
  • Write the precision of a given line segment
  • Describe the different between precision and accuracy
  • Understand the properties of line segments
  • Find the midpoint using the midpoint formula
  • Write and use the Pythagorean Theorem
  • Write and use the Distance Formula

Course content

8 sections8 lectures1h 20m total length
  • Introduction4:09

Requirements

  • Working headphones or speakers for audio
  • Video player (to play mp4)
  • Basic knowledge of Algebra 1

Description

This unit is the second in a High School Geometry curriculum. It teaches basic geometric concepts so that they can be applied to more difficult concepts later on. It can be taken by traditional high school students as well as High School Equivalency (HSE) students who are learning about geometric topics for their equivalency exams (GED, TASC, and/or HiSET).Topics include:

(1) Points, Lines, and Planes

(2) Linear Measure and Precision

(3) Points Between Line Segments

(4) The Midpoint

(5) The Pythagorean Theorem

(6) The Distance Formula

Each section has a related video, a video quiz, and a section quiz. The video quiz is to be taken along with or shortly after watching the video. The section quiz is to be taken after. To supplement the course, you can use any textbook.

This course should take approximately five to ten hours to complete.

Who this course is for:

  • Current Geometry students
  • Geometry teachers who need additional resources
  • HSE/GED students who are studying for a HSE exam (GED, TASC, HiSET)