North American GeoGebra Journal

The North American GeoGebra Journal publishes articles about the use of GeoGebra in teaching and learning mathematics at all levels. Our overriding goal is to provide a medium by which mathematics educators, classroom teachers, mathematicians, and students may present, discuss, and criticize the use of dynamic mathematics software in the teaching and learning of mathematics in schools, colleges and universities. The journal is pleased to publish contributions on any aspect of the use of GeoGebra in mathematics education which are likely to be of interest to readers. The main criterion of acceptance is that the material should make a contribution to knowledge in this field. The types of contribution considered are: research papers, teaching issues, problem solving applications, activities for class use, and opinions.

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Vol 1, No 1 (2012): North American GeoGebra Journal

Fostering the pursuit of mathematical understanding through creative investigation

Table of Contents

Articles

GeoGebra with an interactive help system generates abductive argumentation during proving process PDF
Danh Nam Nguyen
Computer as the sole drawing tool and school results in geometry PDF
Jiri Vanicek, Josef Lombart
GeoGebra Kit in Geometry at Secondary Stage PDF
Praveen Kumar Chaurasia
Numerical analysis of a planar motion; GeoGebra as a tool of investigation PDF
Roman HaĊĦek

Activities

A Laboratory Guide for Elementary Geometry using GeoGebra PDF
Jack D. Gittinger
Birth of a Virtual Manipulative PDF
S. Asli Ozgun-Koca, Michael Meagher
Dynamic Illustration Of Some Fibonacci Identities PDF Sketches
Amitava Saraswati, Bijendra Singh, Suman Jain

Sketches

GeoGebra as a motivational tool for teaching and learning in Slovakia PDF
Jan Guncaga, Janka Majherova


ISSN: 2162-3856