Situating tool

Situating tool

Situating tool means using technology to help students to understand and work with information in the context of where we are and what we're doing. It involve simulations, games and virtual reality through which students can be placed in an environment where they can get " nearly direct experiences" through practice in an artificially created model of a real situation. Instead of just reading from a book, students can use virtual stuff and explore different places. Like in science class, they can pretend to cut open a virtual frog or look inside a cell. Doing things like this helps them understand hard stuff better.

For instance, one of the example of the situating tool is virtual realty. Through this system, computer can create 3-D images on display to give students the feelings that is situated in the virtual environment. But I think simulation is more suitable in our country since we don't have virtual reality system available every school.


Concept of triangle

triangle is a simple polygon with 3 sides and 3 interior angles. It is one of the basic shapes in geometry in which the 3 vertices are joined with each other and it is denoted by the symbol △. 
The most commonly seen examples of triangles are the slide of pizza
 and cloth hangers.

Procedure
Step by step to construct rectangle in GeoGebra
  1.  First click on GeoGebra icon from desktop 

    2. Draw two points A and B using New Point Tool
    3. Draw line segment AB using the Segment Between Two Points Tool 

  4      4. Then click on the circle: centre and radius to draw two circle each on points. 











5. Click on polygon, then click on each points and intersection to create another point to create triangle(A-B-C-A).
6. Then go to edit and click on select-hide an object and delete two circle leaving only triangle.
Product
Triangle







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