An edition of Hands on History
(2007)
Hands on history
a resource for teaching mathematics
by Amy Shell-gellasch
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Table of Contents
Learning from the medieval master masons : a geometric journey through the labyrinth -- Hugh McCague
Dem bones ain't dead : Napier's bones in the classroom -- Joanne Peeples -- The
towers of Hanoi -- Amy Shell-Gellasch
Rectangular protractors and the mathematics classroom -- Amy Ackerberg-Hastings
Was Pythagoras Chinese? -- David E. Zitarelli
Geometric string models of descriptive geometry -- Amy Shell-Gellasch, -- Bill Acheson -- The
French Curve -- Brian J. Lunday
Area without integration : make your own planimeter -- Robert L. Foote, -- Ed Sandifer
Historical mechanisms for drawing curves -- Daina Taimina
Learning from the Roman land surveyors : a mathematical field exercise -- Hugh McCague
Equating the sun : geometry, models, and practical computing in Greek astronomy -- James Evans
Sundials : an introduction to the history, design, and construction -- J.L. Berggren
Why is a square square and a cube cubical? -- Amy Shell-Gellasch
The cycloid pendulum clock of Christiaan Huygens -- Katherine Inouye Lau, -- Kim Plofker
Build a brachistochrone and captivate your class -- V. Frederick Rickey
Exhibiting mathematical objects : making sense of your department's material culture -- Peggy Aldrich Kidwell,-- Amy Ackerberg-Hastings
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