- Algebra (yr 1-2)
- Geometry (yr 2-3)
- Notes for teachers on the geometry materials:
- Common characteristics of the past successful implementations of the AP geometry materials:
- Suggested Order and timing of AP Curricular Units in Geometry
- Using dialogues in the geometry units
- Glossary (covering all geometry units) -- revised Aug 2012
- Correlations with Common Core Standards -- revised May2013
- Intro: Introductory Short Units -- Revised May 2011 -- TRM
- Sym: Symmetry, Shape, and Groups - revised Apr 2013 -- TRM
- Str & Sph: Straight (on plane and sphere) - revised Aug 2012 -TRM
- Scalar: Scalar Multiplication (formerly ScM)-- revised July 2011 -- TRM
- Cngr: Congruence (formerly SSC3 and SSC4) - revised Aug 2012 -TRM
- Coor: Coordinate systems in 2-d (formerly CSy and LAP1) - revised Feb 2011 -TRM
- Area: Area and Pythagoras - revised Aug 2012 - TRM
- TPh: Tilings and Polyhedra -- revised Jan 2013 -TRM
- Slope: Slope and Equations -- revised 18 Feb 2012 -- TRM
- Circles (formerly, first 3 sections of Circles and Trig) -- revised Feb 2013 -TRM
- Trig: Trigonometry -- revised April 2013 -- TRM
- GRL -- Geometric Real Line, revised July 2011 -- TRM
- Algebra II (yr 3)
- Year Four
Geometry (yr 2-3)
Please send all comments, suggestions, questions, and other feedback to the lead writer of these modules: David W. Henderson, dwh2 (at) cornell.edu .
Teachers considering these materials should look at "Notes ..." and "Common characteristics ..." and "Recommendations ..." below for general comments.
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