[PDF] Top 20 Elements of the visualisation process within a dynamic geometry environment

... With experience of using a dynamic geometry package with appropriate tasks and input from the teacher, students learn that figures need to be interpreted. The above two students, having used basic circle ... See full document

... incorporating elements from the work of Bakhtin (Wertsch 1991, Wertsch et al 1995) demonstrating how language is a mediating influence which “lies on the borderline between oneself and the other ...complicated ... See full document

... invariant elements while dragging elements of the figure, to see the components of the figure in a relation of functional dependence with each other and to find out under which hypotheses a certain ... See full document

... a dynamic geometry environment (DGE), in this case Cabri-Géomètre, particularly their understanding of the behaviours of the learning environment ...a dynamic geometry package ... See full document

... with dynamic geometry software could lead to the formation and solving of sub-problems that lead to insights into the form of the required ...school environment in which the students are working ... See full document

... is within the erosion free zone, lying considered as a rough indication of agreement that it is not implied that the secondary cavitation inception region, downstream the turn, is a stationary vortex core; it ... See full document

... Strathclyde within two EU funded projects – VIRTUE and SAFEDOR, under the FP6 ...collaborative environment for designers with features such as Project/Process Management, Distributed Tools ... See full document

... based dynamic maps that the duration of their display may not be suitable for data- specific requirements ...of dynamic visual variables such as moment, duration and others, which could be used to control ... See full document

... Indeed as Cobb (1993 and 1995) has shown, classroom learning of mathematics is not always consistent with the sociocultural view that social and cultural processes drive individual thought. Nevertheless, both Confrey and ... See full document

... analytic geometry courses cause a significant difference in favor of post-test in all activities except for ...cognitive process by which a person uses intelligence elements ...of dynamic ... See full document

... for Dynamic MANET On- demand (DYMO) Routing protocol based on dynamic learning process that allows IDS system to monitor the network and updating the training data at particular time ...the ... See full document

... hierarchical process method is tailored based on interval-valued hesitant fuzzy information to assess the risks in IT ...in process of the proposed method by considering the concept of simple additive ... See full document

... Permanent repository link: http://openaccess.city.ac.uk/13566/ Link to published version: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijmultiphaseflow.2014.09.008 Copyright and reuse: City Research Onli[r] ... See full document

... resources, reduces the processing speed of models and makes the model difficult to control in the subsequent operations. Adaptation subdivision algorithm can solute this a problem [3,4] , the thought is when the ... See full document

... However, there are some weaknesses. For example, tools for visualisation of hyperbolic geometry tend to be mathematically strict. As mentioned above, traditional concept space creation tools tend to be ... See full document

... The manner in which material flows out of a silo can be characterized as either mass flow or funnel flow. A de- scription of each of these flow types from silos has been presented in many scientific studies (Barnum et ... See full document

... Yet, within this dense web of institutions mandates can conflict, interventions are frequently uncoordinated, and all too typically scarce resources are subject to intense competi- ... See full document

... r particles are located at the root of multiplicity r ). The following equality to zeros provides a quick proof of Gauss-Lucas theorem (see for example [1] or [2]). Thus was appeared the branch of mathematics, which ... See full document

... this process, both of experiencing the necessity of a result (in this case, that the figure has to be a rhombus) and of coming to know why that particular result is obtained, the ability to check by dragging ... See full document

... the dynamic behaviour o f vari­ ous cylindrical tubes under the action o f a moving pressure is ...The dynamic behaviour o f each cylinder is calculated for a wide range o f ...radial dynamic ... See full document