Course Details

This is a discovery-based course in Euclidean geometry. It provides an inductive approach to the principles of geometry, including line and angle relationships, congruency, similarity, polygons, circles, coordinate geometry, area, volume, constructions, logic, and proofs. This course will develop the student’s deductive and inductive reasoning skills as well as allow the student to see the interrelation between algebra and geometry, and to use algebra as a tool to solve geometric questions.

Prerequisite: A passing grade in Algebra I or a grade of B or better in Algebra I Second Semester (summer course) or equivalent. (Summer school is highly recommended for students receiving a D in Algebra I.)