Interactive learning and teaching of linear algebra by web technologies: some examples
The Teaching of Mathematics, X (2007) no. 2, p. 109
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Supposing that students have successfully passed
lectures and assessments in linear algebra in traditional way, it
is suggested to introduce block-teaching by adequate software
tools. These tools would, in 2D and 3D, enable students to
establish and to confirm their knowledge by use of numerical,
symbolical and visual representations of previously accepted
concepts. At the same time they would explore actively and
interactively, either individually or in a group, in order to
adapt these activities to their level of knowledge and their
learning style. This is a modern methodological concept of
presentation and acceptance of mathematical knowledge in linear
algebra, concerning the systems of linear equations emphasizing
the discussion of solutions and analysis of special system cases,
using determinants or matrix algebra system. Contribution of this
paper is a presentation of methodological elements and specific
examples with a group of corresponding questions, which could be
efficiently applied to this teaching unit, based on suggested
software tools.
Classification :
00A35 H64
Keywords: Linear algebra, teaching methods in mathematics, interactive e-learning.
Keywords: Linear algebra, teaching methods in mathematics, interactive e-learning.
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Ljubica Diković. Interactive learning and teaching of linear algebra by web technologies: some examples. The Teaching of Mathematics, X (2007) no. 2, p. 109 . http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TM2_2007_X_2_a4/