GeoGebra in Mathematics Teaching
Paper Work versus Dynamic Mathematics

- On a plane paper, construct
- a triangle
- a square
- Discuss with a colleague and enumerate, with explanations, a procedure you would prescribe to a novice interested in constructing the two mathematical objectives

What are the mathematical properties of
- a triangle
- a square

Construct a square on the given GeoGebra workspace. You may open the file "Square_1.html" in case this page does not open

Use GeoGebra tools and menus to convince your colleague that you have constructed a square
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JCA Presentation: Using GeoGebra in Secondary School Mathematics teaching