The »green« books of the series Mathematics for the High School were specifically designed with the math teacher in mind. Not only are they a useful resource for gaining familiarity with teaching in a Waldorf school, but they are also a source of inspiration – offering fresh perspectives and new insights into courses that have perhaps been taught many times. For the beginning teacher, the contributions- all of which have been tried and tested - can serve as a guide for the first steps in classroom instruction. Interspersed with more technical mathematical treatments, this volume presents primarily example-based articles which attempt to illuminate concrete teaching practice along with its methodological didactic implications.
Topics of the articles include:
- Conic Sections
- Geometric Loci
- Plane Figures
- Arithmetic and Algebra
- The Irrational in Algebra and Geometry
- Combinatorics
