Mathematics Teacher
Cumulative Subject Index for 1986-2000

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Geometry

3-D Home Kit, Feb 1993, 176

3D Images, May 1992, 391

46 Template Triangles, Dec 1987, 755

4D Graphics Lab, May 1989, 392-393

About the Cover, Oct 1998, 547

An Abundance of Solutions, May 1992, 384-387

AcroSpin & Geometry Files, Mar 1994, 212

An Active Approach to Geometry, Dec 1994, 702-703

Activities: A Geometric Look at Greatest Common Divisor, Mar 1991, 202-208

Activities: Area and Perimeter Connections, Mar 1993, 218-21, 231-2

Activities: Cube Challenge, May 1993, 386-90, 395-8

Activities: Determining Area and Calculating Cost: A Model Application, May 1992, 360-1, 367-70

Activities: Discovery with Cubes, May 1988, 377-381

Activities: Exploring Three- and Four-Dimensional Space, Oct 1995, 572-8, 588-90

Activities: Geometric Transformations-Part 1, Mar 1994, 177-81, 187-9

Activities: Geometric Transformations-Part 2, Apr 1994, 258-61, 268-70

Activities: Golden Triangles, Pentagons, and Pentagrams, May 1994, 338-44, 350-3

Activities: If Pythagoras Had a Geoboard, Feb 1993, 137-40, 145-8

Activities: Inductive and Deductive Reasoning, May 1990, 378-384

Activities: Interesting Area Ratios within a Triangle, Nov 1989, 630-636

Activities: Line and Rotational Symmetry, Apr 1991, 296-302

Activities: Mathematical Connections with a Spirograph, Feb 1992, 129-137

Activities: Metes and Bounds Descriptions: An Application of Geometry and Measurement, Sep 1990, 462-468

Activities: Perimeters, Patterns, and Conjectures, Feb 1994, 98-101, 107-8

Activities: Playing with Blocks: Visualizing Functions, Nov 1992, 641-6, 652-4

Activities: Polygons Made to Order, Jan 1987, 44-50

Activities: Preparing for Pythagoras, Apr 1989, 271-275

Activities: Problem Solving with Cubes, Sep 1992, 447-50, 458-60

Activities: Puzzles That Section Regular Solids, Sep 1988, 463-468

Activities: Pythagorean Dissection Puzzles, Apr 1993, 302-8, 313-4

Activities: Recursion and the Central Polygonal Numbers, Dec 1991, 738-746

Activities: Some Discoveries with Right-Rectangular Prisms, Feb 1989, 118-123

Activities: Starring in Mathematics, Sep 1991, 463-470

Activities: The Functions of a Toy Balloon, Nov 1994, 619-22, 628-9

Activities: The Toothpick Problem and Beyond, Oct 1992, 543-5, 555-6

Activities: Through the Looking Glass with Planes, Points, and Rotational Symmetry, May 1987, 377-388

Activities: Understanding Angles: Wedges to Degrees, Apr 1990, 294-300

Advanced Geometric Constructions, Oct 1988, 595

The Adventures of Archibald Higgins: Here's Looking at Euclid, Apr 1987, 318

Albrecht Dürer's Renaissance Connections between Mathematics and Art, Apr 1994, 278-282

Alex: A One-Act Play about Euclid, Apr 1986, 303

Algebra and Tiling: Homomorphisms in the Service of Geometry, Dec 1995, 778

Algebra and Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry, Jan 1988, 73

Algebra and Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry, 7th ed, Feb 1990, 160-162

Algebra in the Service of Geometry: Can Euler's Line Be Parallel to a Side of a Triangle? May 2000, 428–31

The Amazing Octacube. Feb. 1999, 102-4

An Alternative Perspective on the Optical Property of Ellipses, Nov 1986, 656-657

Analytic Geometry, 2d ed, Feb 1992, 146

Analyzing Teaching and Learning: The Art of Listening, Apr 1996, 326–29

Angle Hunt, Apr 1990, 282-283

The Angles of a Star. Sept. 2000, 512–16

Animating Geometry Discussions with Flexigons, Nov 1994, 602-606

Another Approach to the Ambiguous Case, Mar 1987, 208-209

An Application of Affine Geometry, Jan 1989, 28-32

An Application of the Criteria ASASA for Quadrilaterals, Feb 1988, 124-126

Applications: Mathematics of the Rainbow, Sep 1988, 484-488

Applications of Conic Sections: The Eccentric Professor, Oct 1995, 614

Applications: Two Geometry Applications, Nov 1990, 655-658

Applying the Midpoint Theorem, Apr 1988, 274

Approaching Precalculus Mathematics Discretely: Explorations in a Computer Environment, Oct 1991, 571-572

Archimedean and Archimedean Dual Polyhedra, Oct 1991, 576

Archimedes and Pi, Mar 1989, 204-206

Archimedes' Pi-An Introduction to Iteration, Mar 1988, 208-210

Area and Perimeter are Independent, Jan 1991, 33-35

Area Formulas on Isometric Dot Paper, May 1989, 366-369

Area of a Triangle, Feb 1990, 120

Area of Spherical Triangles. Feb. 1999, 150-53

Area Ratios of Quadrilaterals, Mar 1989, 176-184

Areas and Perimeters of Geoboard Polygons, May 1990, 392-398

The Art of Renaissance Science: Galileo and Perspective, Sep 1992, 496

The Artist's View of Points and Lines, Feb 1991, 133-138

Assessing Justification and Proof in Geometry Classes Taught Using Dynamic Software, Jan 1998, 76–82

Ballooning, Gr. 8-12, Mar 1995, 242

The Bank Shot, Sep 1986, 429-430, 487

Beetles, Moths, and Bumblebees; Squids and Rays, Nov 1995, 688

Beginning Geometry, Dec 1990, 748

Benoit Mandelbrot: The Euclid of Fractal Geometry. Nov. 2000, 708–12

Bent Wire-An Application of Quadratic Equations and Inequalities, Jan 1986, 57-58

Beyond the Third Dimension: Geometry, Computer Graphics, and Higher Dimensions, Apr 1991, 325

The Big Picture, Apr 1990, 258-262

The Binomial Grid, May 1986, 337-339

A Book of Creative Geometry. Dec. 1999, 800-801

Bringing Pythagoras to Life, Dec 1995, 744-747

The Bug on the Box, Sep 1992, 474-475

Build a Sierpinski Pyramid. May 1999, 384-86

Build Your Own Polyhedra, Feb 1989, 145

Build Your Own Polyhedra, Oct 1994, 572

Building Foundations, Sep 1995, 528

Building Fractal Models with Manipulatives, Nov 1993, 646-651

Building Thinking Skills-Book 3, Figural, Mar 1989, 224

Calculating Surface Area, May 1991, 367-369

Calculus and Analytic Geometry, Feb 1988, 152

Calculus and Analytic Geometry, Nov 1988, 688-690

Calculus with Analytic Geometry, Sep 1987, 493-494

Calculus with Analytic Geometry, 3d ed, Oct 1986, 564

Calculus with Analytic Geometry, 3d ed, Dec 1988, 755

Calculus and Analytic Geometry, 3d ed, Dec 1990, 750

Calculus with Analytic Geometry, 3d ed, Nov 1990, 680-681

Calculus with Analytic Geometry, 4th ed, Dec 1990, 750-752

The Calculus with Analytic Geometry, 5th ed, Feb 1987, 162

Calculus with Analytic Geometry, Late Trigonometric Version, 3d ed, Feb 1990, 162

The Case for Chaos, Apr 1998, 276–81 (see also Nov 1998, 713)

Casey's Compass, Feb 1990, 167

The Cevian Problem, May 1998, 388–92

A Chain of Influence in the Development of Geometry, Jan 1991, 15-18

Challenging Problems in Geometry, Sep 1987, 498

Chaos and Fractals, Oct 1990, 524-529

Chaos under Control: The Art and Science of Complexity, Feb 1995, 150

Chipping Away at Proofs: A Cooperative Approach. Oct. 1999, 565-67

The Circle and Sphere as Great Equalizers, Nov 1991, 666-672

Circles Revisited, Oct 1992, 573-577

The Circular Geoboard, Nov 1991, 680

College Preparatory Mathematics: Change from Within, Nov 1995, 660-666

Communicating Mathematics, Nov 1991, 615-622

Complex Numbers and Geometry, Dec 1994, 720

Concepts in Mathematics: Conic Sections, Dec 1992, 767-768

Concepts in Mathematics: Trigonometric Functions 1: Solving Triangles, Dec 1992, 768

Conic Sections: Slicing the Cone, Oct 1993, 615

The Conic Sections in Taxicab Geometry: Some Investigations for High School Students, Apr 1998, 304–10, 316–17, 341

Conics Model, Sep 1995, 528

Conjectures in Geometry and the Geometer's Sketchpad, Sep 1995, 456-458

Connecting Geometry and Algebra: Geometric Interpretations of Distance, Apr 1995, 292-97 See also Dec 1995, 785

Connecting Research to Teaching: Geometry and Proof, Jan 1995, 48-54

Connecting Research to Teaching: Guidelines for Teaching Plane Isometries in Secondary School, Oct 1995, 591-597

Conquering Mathematics from Arithmetic to Calculus, Feb 1992, 146-148

Constructing Ellipses, Mar 1988, 188-190

Constructions with Obstructions Involving Arcs, May 1993, 360-363

A Constructive Proof of a Common Inequality, Oct 1989, 531-532

The Contributions of Karaji-Successor to al-Khwarizmi, Oct 1986, 538-541

The Converse of the Pythagorean Theorem, Dec 1994, 692-693

Coordinate Geometry: A Powerful Tool for Solving Problems, Apr 1990, 264-268

A Core Curriculum in Geometry, Apr 1992, 300-303

Counting Squares, Dec 1991, 754-758

Creating Miracles: A Study of Student Discovery, Jan 1995, 60-61

Creating a Learning Environment for Geometric Reasoning, Oct 1997, 521–26, 542

Creative Teaching Will Produce Creative Students, Sep 1994, 415-418

Cube Builder: A 3-D Geometry Tool, Dec 1987, 748

Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics: Geometry from Multiple Perspectives, Apr 1993, 345

Descriptive-Paragraph Miniproject, May 1997, 362–63

Designing Dreams in Mathematics, Nov 1989, 620-621

Developmental Mathematics, 4th ed, Dec 1990, 752

Developmental Mathematics: Arithmetic, Algebra, and Measurement Geometry, May 1988, 403

Did Gauss Discover That, Too?, Apr 1986, 288-293

Did the Scarecrow Really Get a Brain?, Sep 1986, 438-439

A Different Approach to Teaching the Midpoint Formula, May 1989, 344-345

A Direct Derivation of the Equations of the Conic sections, Mar 1990 190-193

Dirichlet Polygons-An Example of Geometry in Geography, Mar 1986, 170-173

Discoveries with Rectangles and Rectangular Solids, Apr 1987, 274-276

Discovering a Geometric Volume Relationship in Calculus, Apr 1998, 334–36

Discovering Geometry: An Inductive Approach, Feb 1990, 162-164

Discovering Geometry: An Inductive Approach, Sep 1990, 482

Discovering Optimum Networks in Triangles. Sept. 1999, 534-39.

Dissecting a Chord by Chords through n Points, Apr 1991, 318-319

Distance from a Point to a Line, Dec 1986, 710-711

Dodecagon of Fortune, Dec 1988, 734-735

Drilling Square Holes, Oct 1993, 579-583

Dropping Perpendiculars the Easy Way, Jan 1987, 30-31

Dynamic Geometry Environments: What's the Point?, Dec 1994, 716-717

Elementary Geometry, Dec 1991, 765-766

Elementary Plane Geometry, 2d ed, Mar 1986, 223

Episodes in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Euclidean Geometry, Nov 1995, 686

Equilateral Triangles on an Isometric Grid, Dec 1990, 740-743

Estimating Pi by Microcomputer, Mar 1988, 203-206, 226

Euclid, Oct 1986, 559-560

Euclid and Descartes: A Partnership, Dec 1991, 706-709

Euclid, Fibonacci, Sketchpad, Jan 1997, 8–12 (see also Sep 1997, 480–81, 484 and Oct 1997, 566, 568)

Euclid's Toolbox-Triangles, Sep 1991, 484

Euclides Vindicatus, Mar 1987, 254

The Euler Line and Nine-Point-Circle Theorems. Jan. 1999, 50-54 (see also Oct. 1999, 629)

Evaluating Mathematics Videotapes for Use in the Classroom, Apr 1998, 348–53, 359

Evaluation of Empowerment in a High School Geometry Class, Dec 1997, 738–41

Exhibiting Connections between Algebra and Geometry, Dec 1991, 703-705

Experiencing Radians. Sept. 1999, 468-71

Explorations in Geometry: The "Art" of Mathematics, May 1997 340–42 (see also Dec 1997, 766–67)

Exploratory Geometry-Let the Student Write the Text, Sep 1994, 403-48

Exploring Chaos, Feb 1994, 127

Exploring Fractals in the Classroom. Apr. 1999, 360-66 (see also Sept. 1999, 524).

Exploring Fractals-A Problem-Solving Adventure Using Mathematics and Logo, Mar 1990, 179-185, 244

Exploring Geometry with The Geometer's Sketchpad, Dec 1994, 724

Exploring Hyperbolic Geometry with The Geometer's Sketchpad. Oct. 1999, 632-37

Exploring Knots, Nov 1997, 640–46, 652

Exploring Three- and Four-Dimensional Space, Oct 1995, 572-78, 588-90

Faculty Advancement in Mathematics (FAIM): Geometry, Modeling & Statistics, Jan 1995, 61

Finding Buried Treasures--an Application of The Geometer's Sketchpad, Feb 1998, 162–65

Finding the Area of Regular Polygons, Apr 1987, 278-280

Finger Math in Geometry. Apr. 2000, 266–68

Five-Minute Challenges for Secondary School: Mini Problem-Solving Activities, Feb 1989, 147

Folded Paper, Dynamic Geometry, and Proof: A Three-Tier Approach to the Conics, Mar 1996, 188–93

Folding n-Pointed Stars and Snowflakes, Nov 1994, 630-637

Formulas and Sugar Cubes, Feb 1990, 119-120

Foundations and Fundamental Concepts of Mathematics, 3d ed, Dec 1990, 752

Fractal Cosmos 1990 Calendar, Dec 1989, 737

A Fractal Excursion, Apr 1991, 265-275

Fractals, Mar 1990, 238

Fractals: An Animated Discussion, Oct 1991, 576-578

Fractals and Transformations, Mar 1991, 178-185

Fractals for the Classroom: Strategic Activities, Vol. 1, Feb 1992, 146

Fractals for the Classroom: Strategic Activities, Vol. 2, Feb 1993, 171

Fractals in High School: Exploring a New Geometry. Mar. 1999, 260-69 (see also Sept. 1999, 524)

From Drawing to Construction with The Geometer's Sketchpad, May 1995, 428-31

Games, Geometry and Teaching, Apr 1988, 250-259

Gary O's Fence Question, Mar 1993, 252-254

Gateway to Geometry, Sep 1995, 530

Gathering Circles: An Experience in Creativity and Variety. Dec. 2000, 746–52

The Generality of a Simple Area Formula, Dec 1993, 738-740

A Generalized Area Formula, Dec 1992, 752-754

Generating Fractals through Self-Replication, Jan 1997, 34–38, 43–45 (see also Sep 1997, 484)

Geo-Pool and Geo-Billiards Activities for Geometry, Sep 1987, 490-491

Geoboard Quadrilaterals, Apr 1998, 288–90

GeoExplorer: A Geometry Drawing Tool, Oct 1992, 587

Geographic Constructions, Mar 1992, 184-187

The Geometer's Sketchpad, May 1992, 392-393

A Geometric Approach to the Discriminant, Apr 1995, 323-25

Geometric Concepts in Islamic Art, Oct 1988, 596

Geometric Connectors: Coordinates, Feb 1993, 169

Geometric Connectors: Transformations, Dec 1992, 761

Geometric Constructions Using Hinged Mirrors, May 1986, 380-386

Geometric Constructions: Visualizing and Understanding Geometry, Oct 1998, 554–56

Geometric Design: Step by Step, Oct 1988, 596

Geometric Etudes in Combinatorial Mathematics, Feb 1992, 148

A Geometric Figure Relating the Golden Ratio and Pi, May 1986, 340-341

The Geometric Golfer, Oct 1993, 610

Geometric Patterns for Exponents, Dec 1992, 746-749

Geometric Probability, Oct 1991, 570

A Geometric Proof of the Sum-Product Identities for Trigonometric Functions, Mar 1987, 240-244

A Geometric Puzzle That Leads to Fibonacci Sequences, Jan 1998, 21–23 (see also Nov 1998, 713)

A Geometric Solution to a Problem of Minimization, Jan 1988, 61-64

The Geometric superSupposer, Feb 1994, 127-128

The Geometric Supposer: Promoting Thinking and Learning, Sep 1986, 418-422

The Geometric Supposer: Quadrilaterals, Oct 1986, 560

The Geometric Supposer: Triangles, Oct 1986, 560-561

The Geometric Supposer: What Is Is a Case Of?, Nov 1993, 692-693

Geometrical Adventures in Functionland, May 1987, 346-352

A Geometrical Approach to the Six Trigonometric Ratios, Sep 1993, 496-498

Geometrical Inequalities via Bisectors, Feb 1989, 96-99

A Geometrical Representation of Primitive Pythagorean Triples, May 350–54 (see also Dec 1997, 766)

Geometry, Oct 1987, 592

Geometry, Jan 1992, 73-74

Geometry 1 & 2, Sep 1990, 472

Geometry, 2d ed, Sep 1987, 494

Geometry: An Informal Approach, May 1987, 409-410

Geometry: An Integrated Approach, Apr 1995, 354

Geometry and Proof, Jan 1995, 48-54

Geometry and Microcomputers, Sep 1988, 493

Geometry and Poetry, Feb 1994, 88

Geometry around Us: Geometry by Design and Geometry by Nature, Feb 1994, 133-134

Geometry: Axiomatic Developments with Problem Solving, Dec 1994, 721

Geometry Classroom Pictures: What's Developing? Oct 1998, 606–9

Geometry: Concepts and Proofs, Sep 1990, 471

Geometry for Enjoyment and Challenge, rev. ed, Sep 1991, 488-489

Geometry for Grades K-6: Readings from the Arithmetic Teacher, Dec 1987, 748-749

Geometry in English Wheat Fields, Dec 1995, 802

Geometry in Mangbetu Design, May 1998, 376–81

Geometry: New Tools for New Technologies, Sep 1993, 506-507

Geometry Plane and Simple, Mar 1990, 240

The Geometry Problem Solver: A Complete Solution Guide to Any Textbook, Feb 1994, 131-132

Geometry Problems Promoting Reasoning and Understanding. Feb. 1999, 114-16

The Geometry Proof Tutor: An Intelligent Computer-Based Tutor in the Classroom, Apr 1990, 308-317

Geometry Proof Writing: A Problem-Solving Approach à la Pólya, Oct 1995, 552-555

A Geometry Solution from Multiple Perspectives. Apr. 2000, 324–27

Geometry Study Series: Area and Volume, Feb 1988, 150

Geometry, teacher's ed, Oct 1992, 590

Geometry Volume 1: Basic Geometrical Notions, Sep 1986, 477

Geometry with Logo, Apr 1986, 301

Geometry's Giant Leap. Dec. 1999, 816-19

The Golden Relationship: Art, Math and Nature, Feb 1988, 154

Graphing a Solid: A Classroom Activity, Dec 1993, 734-737

A Graphing Matter: Activities for Easing into Algebra, Sep 1995, 530

Great Ideas for Teaching MATH, Apr 1991, 326

Group Symmetries Connect Art and History with Mathematics. May 2000, 364–70

Guessing Geometric Shapes, Mar 1987, 178-180

Guidelines for Teaching Plane Isometries in Secondary School, Oct 1995, 591-97

GyroGraphics, version 2.2, Mar 1991, 235

Halley's Comet in the Classroom, Feb 1986, 85-89

Helaman Ferguson: Mathematics in Stone and Bronze, Oct 1995, 608

Helping Students Write Paragraph Proofs in Geometry, Oct 1994, 498-502

Heron's Remarkable Triangle Area Formula, Feb 1993, 161-163

Hidden Treasures in Students' Assumptions, Oct 1993, 567-569

HiMAP: Module 11, Applications of Geometrical Probability, Apr 1990, 331

HiMAP: Module 12, Spheres and Satellites, Apr 1990, 331-332

HiMAP: Module 13, The Mathematicians Coloring Book, Apr 1990, 332

History of Pi, Mar 1991, 238-240

Holt Geometry, Mar 1986, 224-225

How Amazing, Mar 1994, 212

How Does One Cut a Triangle?, Jan 1991, 68

How Rough Is Your State?, Mar 1995, 188-190

How to Enrich Geometry Using String Designs, Mar 1987, 253

How to Teach Perimeter, Area and Volume, Sep 1987, 492-493

How to Use Conjecturing and Microcomputers to Teach Geometry, Sep 1990, 480-481

Hypergeo: A Program for Investigating the Geometrical Properties of Four-Dimensional Space, Sep 1994, 453

IFS Explorer, Sep 1991, 486

Illustrating Mathematical Connections: A Geometric Proof of Euler's Theorem, Jan 1996, 62–65

Illustrating Mathematical Connections: Two Proofs That Only Five Regular Polyhedra Exist, Nov 1993, 657-661

Illustrating the Euler Line, May 1987, 389-393

Images of Geometric Solids, Oct 1986, 565

Implementing the Standards: Ladders and Saws, Sep 1993, 510-513

Implementing the Standards: Making Connections by Using Molecular Models in Geometry, Jan 1994, 43-47

Implementing the Standards: Multiple Approaches to Geometry: Teaching Similarity, Apr 1990, 274-280

Implementing the Standards: Students' Microcomputer-Aided Exploration in Geometry, Nov 1990, 628-635

Improving Students' Understanding of Geometric Definition, Mar 1991 192-194

In Eves' Circles, Dec 1994, 721

In Search of Perfect Triangles. Jan. 1999, 56-61 (see also Oct. 1999, 611, 626)

The Incredible Shrinking Can: Mathematics of Diminishing Returns Revealed, Nov 1993, 642-645

The Incredible Three-by-Five Card!, Feb 1996, 96–98 (see also Oct 1996, 576)

The Indirect Method, Jan 1987, 41-43

Indirect Proof: The Tomato Story, Apr 1989, 260

Informal Geometry, Apr 1993, 348

Informal Geometry Explorations: An Activity-Based Approach, Mar 1993, 265

Inscribing and Approximate Nonagon in a Circle, May 1991, 396-398

Integer-Sided Triangles and the SSA Ambiguity, Oct 1987, 580-584

Integrated Mathematics Course 1, Dec 1991, 768

Integrated Mathematics Course 2, Dec 1991, 768

Integrated Mathematics, Course 2, Teacher's Ed, Feb 1992, 148

Integrating Mathematical Strands, Oct 1997, 516–19

Integrating Spreadsheets into the Mathematics Classroom, Nov 1988, 615-622

Integrating Transformation Geometry into Traditional High School Geometry, Dec 1992, 716-719

Interactive Technology and Classic Geometry Problems, Mar 1998, 204–8

Interdimensional Relationships, Feb 1988, 96-100

An Interesting Solid, May 1986, 378-379

Interpreting and Applying the Distance Formula, Oct 1987, 572-575, 579

Introduction to Geometry, 2d ed, Jan 1990, 73

Introduction to Line Designs, Jan 1993, 90-91

Introduction to Tessellations & Tessellation Teaching Masters, Sep 1990, 482

An Introduction to the Pythagorean Theorem, Nov 1994, 654

Introductory Geometries, Sep 1987, 494-495

Introductory Geometry: A Brief Course with Reasoning Skills, Dec 1990, 753

Inversions, Feb 1991, 142

Investigating Circles and Spirals with a Graphing Calculator, Apr 1994, 240-243

Investigating Polygonal Areas: Making Conjectures and Proving Theorems, Feb 1998, 135–42, 148–50

Investigating Three-Dimensional Geometry, Apr 1995, 346

Is This a Mathematics Class?, Nov 1995, 632-638

The Isoperimetric Problem Revisited, Mar 1993, 207-210

Isoperimetric Quadrilaterals: Mathematical Reasoning with Technology. Feb. 2000, 144–47

Japanese Mathematics, Grades 7, 8 & 9, Oct 1993, 614

Jigsaw Proofs, Mar 1989, 186-187

Journey into Geometries, Nov 1992, 690

Keeping Current with Technology, Feb 1991, 92-96

Knot Theory: The Carus Mathematical Monographs, Sep 1994, 458

Koyn Fractal Designer, Oct 1993, 610-611

Kwakiutl String Figures, Oct 1993, 614

A Lab Approach for Teaching Basic Geometry, Oct 1986, 523-524

Landscape of Geometry: Cracking Up, Oct 1993, 615

Largest Quadrilaterals, Dec 1992, 750-751

Learning and Teaching Geometry, K-12: 1987 Yearbook, Nov 1987, 683

Learning Mathematics and Logo, Apr 1995, 348

Let ABC Be Any Triangle, Nov 1988, 640-642

Let the Computer Draw the Tessellations That You Design, Feb 1988, 138-141

Line Design Poster Sets, Apr 1993, 350-351

Linear Measurement versus Square Measurement; or, Why the Queen Used Two Pi R, Jan 1988, 51-53

Locus of Triangle Vertices, Sep 1998, 474–76

Logo and Mathematics, Nov 1991, 678-679

Logo and the Closed-Path Theorem, Apr 1986, 250-255

A Logo-Based Geometry Curriculum, Feb 1988, 156

Looking at Sk and Sk2 Geometrically, Oct 1993, 584-587

The Lost Trigonometry Class and the Hidden Treasure, Jan 1994 19-22

Luminous Lines: Metamorphosing Light Forms, Sep 1991, 498

M! Project Mathematics! Similarity, Sep 1992, 496

Making Connections: Spatial Skills and Engineering Drawings, Apr 1996, 348–57

Making Shapes series, May 1993, 431-432

Mandelbrot Magic #1, Feb 1990, 157

Maneuvers With Angles, Apr 1993, 351

Maneuvers With Rectangles, Apr 1993, 351

Maneuvers With Triangles, Apr 1993, 351

A Map-Coloring Algorithm, Dec 1991, 759-763

The Master Revealed-A Journey with Tangrams, Sep 1991, 489

Match Geometric Figures with Trigonometric Identities, Jan 1995, 24-25

Math and Music: Harmonious Connections.; Symmetry in Fractals; Symmetry in Wheels, Feb 1995, 152-154

Math and the Mind's Eye, Feb 1992, 158

Math of Arabia, Feb 1995, 154

Math of Europe, Feb 1995, 154

Math of India, Dec 1994, 725

Math of the Navajo, Dec 1994, 725

Math to Build On: A Book for Those Who Build, Apr 1994, 296

Mathematical Investigations: A Series of Situational Lessons, Book One, Apr 1991, 326

Mathematical Thinking in a Quantitative World, Sep 1993, 502-503

Mathematics, a Practical Odyssey, Sep 1993, 503

The Mathematics Achievement Product, Oct 1992, 587-588

Mathematics Applied: An Introduction to Mathematical Modeling, Oct 1991, 573

Mathematics for Welding Trades, Sep 1987, 496

Mathematics in Baseball, Apr 1993, 336-342

Mathematics in Weighting, May 1992, 388-390

Mathematics Meets Technology, Nov 1992, 692

The Mathematics of the Global Positioning System, Sep 1997, 455–62, 469–70

Mathematics: Solving Story Problems: Whole Numbers, Fractions, Decimals, and Geometry Miscellaneous, Oct 1986, 561-562

MathLab: Special Topics, Sep 1990, 475-476

Mathographics, Jan 1992, 74-75

A Matrix Method for Generating Pythagorean Triples, Feb 1987, 103-108

A Matter of Disks, Feb 1986, 96-97, 146

A Mean Solution to an Old Circle Standard, May 1996, 411–13 (see also Dec 1996, 711)

Median of a Trapezoid, Feb 1986, 103-104

Merrill Geometry, Sep 1988, 495

The Method of Archimedes, Mar 1993, 240-243

Microcomputer-Assisted Mathematics: Lessons Learned While Approximating Pi, Feb 1987, 154-159

Mind Sights, Sep 1995, 524

Models of Psychological Space, Feb 1989, 148

Modern Geometries, 4th ed, Sep 1994, 458

Modern Geometries, Third Edition, Nov 1988, 693

A Monte Carlo Application to Approximate Pi, May 1991, 387-390

More Digits for Pi, Sep 1988, 480

More Functions of a Toy Balloon, Apr 1997, 290–94, 300–2

Morgan's Theorem, May 1996, 420–23

Multiple Solutions Involving Geoboard Problems, Jan 1993, 25-29

Napoleon's Waterloo Wasn't Mathematics, Nov 1989, 648-654

The Nature of Mathematics, 6th ed, Feb 1992, 152-154

The Navigator in the Classroom, May 1998, 384–87

Nearly Isosceles Pythagorean Triples-Once More, Dec 1986, 724-725

Nearly Nice Right Triangles, Apr 1989, 296-298

Nested Platonic Solids: A Class Project in Solid Geometry, May 1994, 312-318

Network Neighbors, Sep 1995, 475-477

The New Ambidextrous Universe, Mar 1991, 238

A New Angle on Stars, Nov 1997, 634–39

A New Chapter for Pythagorean Triples, Feb 1991, 144

A New Look at Circles, Feb 1989, 90-93

Nonperiodic Tilings: The Irrational Numbers of the Tiling World. Jan. 1999, 34-40, 46-48

Not Just Any Three Points!, Sep 1989, 436-437

Not Knot, Feb 1994, 134

The Oak Leaf: Connecting Geometry and Biology. Apr. 1999, 294-98

Octagons at Monticello, Jan 1990, 58-61

Old and New Unsolved Problems in Plane Geometry and Number Theory, Sep 1992, 493

One Good Problem Leads to Another and Another and ..., Mar 1997, 188–91 (see also Oct 1997, 568)

Packing Them In, Mar 1997, 211–14, 220–22

Patterns and Puzzles for Pyramids and Prisms, May 1997 370–74, 380–84

Patty Paper Geometry, Oct 1994, 576

The Peelle Triangle, Jan 1987, 56-60

The Pentagon Problem: Geometric Reasoning with Technology, Feb 1996, 86–90

Pentagrams and Spirals, Nov 1996, 680–87

Perfect and Not-So-Perfect Rollers, Jan 1998, 12–20

Perimeter, Area and Volume, Dec 1986, 738

Perimeters, Patterns, and Pi, Apr 1996, 284–88

Perspective, Apr 1994, 296

Perspective Drawing with The Geometer's Sketchpad, Dec 1994, 725

Physical Modeling of Basic Loci, Mar 1993, 216

Pi Day, Feb 1994, 86-87

Pick's Theorem Extended and Generalized, May 1991, 399-401

Picture Play Leads to Algebraic Patterns, May 1993, 382-383`

Pixy Stix Segments and the Midpoint Connection, Nov 1993, 668-675

Place Your Geometry Class in Geopardy, Dec 1987, 722-725

Plane Geometry: Angles of a Circle, Feb 1990, 157-158

Plane Geometry: Coordinate Geometry, Feb 1990, 158-159

Plane Geometry: Proportions in Geometry, Sep 1990, 478

Plane Geometry: Trigonometry of a Right Triangle, Feb 1990, 159

The Platonic Solids Activity Book, Manipulative Kit & Videocassette, Apr 1994, 298

Polymer Geometry, May 1989, 391

Polyominoes: A Guide to Puzzles and Problems in Tiling, Sep 1992, 493-494

Posing Questions from Proposed Problems: Using Technology to Enhance Mathematical Problem Solving. Oct. 2000, 578–80

Practical Geometry Problems: The Case of the Ritzville Pyramids, Mar 1993 198-200

Pre-Algebra: A Transition to Algebra, teacher's ed, Oct 1992, 592

Precalculus: A Problems-Oriented Approach, 3d ed, Oct 1991, 574

Precalculus Mathematics: A Functional Approach, 3d ed, Jan 1987, 75

Primitive Living Structures: Tents and Tipis. Dec. 2000, 738–44

Primitive Quadruples for the Law of Cosines, Apr 1988, 306-308

Problem Posing in Geometry, Jan 1991, 10-14

Problem Solving Also Raises Questions, Dec 1988, 729-732

Problem Solving in Geometry-A Sequence of Reuleaux Triangles, Jan 1986, 11-14

Problem Solving on Geoboards, Jan 1993, 82

Problem Solving Series, vols. 1-5, Sep 1991, 492-493

Products, 1995, 354, 528, 530, 688

Products, 1996, 175, 518, 520–21, 783

Products, 1997, 252, 413, 502, 503

Products, 1998, 90–91

Products, Mar. 1999, 276, Apr. 1999, 372, 376, Oct. 1999, 642.

Project MATHEMATICS! Program Guide and Workbook to accompany the videotape on The Story of Pi, Apr 1991, 334

Projects, 1996, 612–14, 786–87

Projects, 1997, 74, 254–55

Proof in Modern Geometry, Nov 1998, 718–20

The Proof Is in the Puzzle, Sep 1988, 456-457

Proofs without Words: Exercises in Visual Thinking, Nov 1994, 655

A Property of Right Triangles and Some Classical Relations, Nov 1986, 640-643

Providing Opportunities for the Mathematically Gifted, K-12, Dec 1987, 749

Publications, 1995, 151-52, 346, 350, 524, 686, 778

Publications, 1996, 256, 258, 434, 436, 610, 782

Publications, 1997, 70, 334, 605

Publications, 1998, 187, 196–97, 238, 356, 443, 534

Publications, Apr. 1999, 370-71, May 1999, 454-56, Oct. 1999, 638, Dec. 1999, 842.

The Puzzling World of Polyhedral Dissections, Sep 1993, 504

Pyramids, Prisms, Antiprisms, and Deltahedra, Apr 1988, 261-265

The Pyramid Question: A Problem-Solving Adventure, Apr 1997, 262–68 (see also Sep 1997, 486).

Pythagoras Meets Fibonacci, Apr 1989, 277-282

A Pythagorean Party, Feb 1992, 112-114

The Pythagorean Theorem: An Infinite Number of Proofs? Sep 1997, 438–41

Pythagorean Triples, Nov 1986, 652-655

A Quadrilateral Hierarchy to Facilitate Learning in Geometry, Jan 1993, 30-36

A Rapidly Converging Recursive Approach to Pi, Feb 1993, 121-124

Reader Reflections, 1995, 74-76, 77, 78, 79, 90 (see also Dec 1995, 725, 728) 172, 174 (see also Nov 1995, 631), 176, 253-54, 266 (see also Dec 1995, 782-83), 358, 432-33, 434-435, 446, 504-5, 508, 618, 620-21, 622, 624, 631, 720, 722, 724, 725, 728, 782-83

Reader Reflections, 1996, 26–27 (see also Sep 1996, 500), 55–56, 58–60 (see also Oct 1996, 591), 83, 143, 147–48, 150, 201, 208, 251, 255, 263–64, 306, 368–69, 439, 440, 441–42, 499, 500, 576, 591, 625, 678, 701–2, 711

Reader Reflections, 1997 6, 31–32, 67–68 (see also Oct 1997, 571), 180, 260, 312, 339, 415, 478, 479–81, 484, 566–68, 571, 600, 611, 672, 676, 678, 680, 682, 691, 694, 764, 765, 766–67

Reader Reflections, 1998, 68, 70–71, 73–74, 100, 154, 238, 247, 275, 362, 364, 371, 396, 451, 510–16, 547, 616 (see also Jan 1998, 70–71), 618, 713 (see also Jan 1998, 41, Mar 1998, 196, 232), 740, 743, 820–21 (see also Apr 1998, 304)

Reader Reflections, Jan. 1999, 79, 80, 81, 82, Feb. 1999, 86, 149, 154, 156, Apr. 1999, 347-50, May 1999, 380, 382, Sept. 1999, 461, 522-25 (see also Mar 1999, 260-69, Apr 1999, 360-66), Oct. 1999, 611, 626 (see also Jan. 1999, 56-61), 627-29 (see also Jan. 1999, 50-54), Dec. 1999, 755, 779, 785, 797

Reader Reflections, Jan. 2000, 36–37, Feb. 2000, 85, 139–40, Mar. 2000, 170, 236–38, Apr. 2000, 265, 317, 334–35, Sept. 2000, 446, 522–24, 525, 527, Oct. 2000, 541–42, 607, 612, Dec. 2000, 734

Reflections Borders for Patchwork Quilts, Feb 1986, 138-143

Reflections on Miniature Golf, Oct 1994, 490-495

Reflective Paths to Minimum-Distance Solutions, Mar 1986, 174-177, 203

Regular Complex Polytopes, Apr 1992, 316

Reopening the Equilateral Triangle Problem: What Happens If…, Nov 1988, 634-638

Rethinking the First Two Years of High School Mathematics with the UCSMP, Nov 1995, 640-647

Retrospective: What Should Not Be in the Algebra and Geometry Curricula of Average College-Bound Students?, Feb 1995, 156-164

Revisiting the Interior Angles of Polygons, Nov 1987, 632-634

Roll-O-Ruler, Nov 1990, 686-687

Roller Dog, Oct 1990, 572

The Rug-Cutting Puzzle, Jan 1987, 12-14

Scope Math: A Computer Mathematics Course for Middle and Junior High School, Jan 1989, 67-68

Scratch Your Brain Where It Itches: Book D-1 Algebra, Book E-1 Geometry, Feb 1995, 154

Secondary School Results for the Fourth NAEP Mathematics Assessment: Algebra, Geometry, Mathematical Methods, and Attitudes, May 1988, 337-347, 397

The Secret of Anamorphic Art, Jan 1998, 24–32

Seven Ways to Find the Area of a Trapezoid, Apr 1990, 283-286

The Shape of a Baseball Field, May 1993, 366-371

Shapes, Space, and Symmetry, Sep 1992, 494

Shaping Space: A Polyhedral Approach, Dec 1988, 757

A Short Course in Geometry, Jan 1992, 76

The Shortest Route, Feb 1987, 88-93

The Sidesplitting Story of the Midpoint Polygon, Apr 1994, 249-256

The Sierpinski Triangle: Deterministic versus Random Models, Nov 1990, 617-621

Simple Constructions for the Regular Pentagon and Heptadecagon, May 1989, 361-365

Six Worlds, May 1989, 393

The Soap-Bubble Geometry Contest, Dec 1997, 746–50

Some Challenging Constructions, Apr 1986, 283-287

Some Colorful Mathematics, Mar 1996, 307–12, 318–20

Some Theorems Involving the Lengths of Segments in a Triangle, Oct 1987, 576-579

Soundoff: Geometry: A Remedy for the Malaise of Middle School Mathematics, Dec 1989, 678-680

Soundoff: High School Geometry Should Be a Laboratory Course, Jan 1990, 4-5

Soundoff: Teach Geometry before Second-Year Algebra, Apr 1988, 236, 298

Source Book of Problems in Geometry, Oct 1994, 573-574

A Space for Exploration in Geometry and Discrete Mathematics, Feb 1998, 102–8

A Special Circle for Quadratic Equations, Feb 1991, 125-127

Spheres in a Cone; or, Proving the Conic Sections, Mar 1987, 182-184

Spiral through Recursion, Oct 1994, 504-508

Square Circles, May 1993, 408-410

SSA and the Steiner-Lehmus Theorem, May 1992, 381-383

STAR Experimental Geometry: Working with Mathematically Gifted Middle School Students, May 1990, 351-357

Start the Year Right-Discover Pick's Theorem, Sep 1992, 424-425

Starting a Euclid Club, May 1996, 386–88

The Stella Octangula Activity Book, Manipulative Kit & Video, Feb 1992, 156

Stitching Quilts into Coordinate Geometry, Oct 1998, 587–92, 598–600

Studies in Mathematics Education: Teaching of Geometry, Vol. 5, Dec 1987, 753-754

The Super Factory, Dec 1986, 739

Supersolids: Solids Having Finite Volume and Infinite Surfaces, Jan 1989, 60-65

The Surface Plane, Jan 1993, 94

Symmetries of Irregular Polygons, May 1992, 342-344

Symmetry: A Unifying Concept, Apr 1995, 350

Symmetry in Chaos: A Search for Pattern in Mathematics, Art, and Nature, Sep 1993, 504

Table Tennis, Anyone? Using Ping-Pong to Teach the Coordinate Plane, Dec 1997, 712–14

Tan 2q Via the Scenic Route, Oct 1988, 553-554

Tangoes, May 1994, 383-384

Tape Constructions, May 1987, 346-352

Taxicab Geometry, an Adventure in Non-Euclidean Geometry, May 1988, 405-406

Teacher-Developed In-Service Geometry Program, Apr 1989, 301-302

Teachers Empowering Teachers: Computers in Geometry Classrooms, Nov 1991, 683

Teaching Relationships between Area and Perimeter with the Geometer's Sketchpad, Nov 1994, 590-594

Teaching Tessellating Art: Activities and Transparency Masters, Jan 1993, 94-95

Technical Calculus with Analytic Geometry, 3d ed, Feb 1987, 166

Technology and Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry, Feb 1996, 138–42

Technology Tips: A Global Electronic Community, Nov 1994, 650-651

Technology Tips: From Drawing to Construction with the Geometer's Sketchpad, May 1995, 428-431

Technology Tips: Technology in Perspective, Sep 1994, 450-452

Technology Tips: Visualizing the Behavior of Functions, Oct 1995, 604-607

TESgen (Geometry), Mar 1990, 730-731

Tessellations Using Logo, Oct 1987, 598

The Theorem of Pythagoras, Sep 1990, 488-490

Theorems in Motion: Using Dynamic Geometry to Gain Fresh Insights, Apr 1996, 330–32

Tilings and Patterns, Sep 1987, 497-498

Tilings and Patterns: An Introduction, Feb 1990, 167

Tips for Beginners: The Human Coordinate System, Feb 1991, 108-109

Tips for Beginners: Where Is My Reference Angle?, Oct 1992, 537

Transformational Geometry, Nov 1989, 660

Trap a Surprise in an Isosceles Trapezoid, Jan 1996, 12–14

A Triangle Divided: Investigating Equal Areas. Oct. 2000, 608–11

Triangles of Equal Area and Perimeter and Inscribed Circles, Jan 1988, 65-70

Trig and Analytic Geometry, 1 and 2, Sep 1991, 487

Trig Skits, Dec 1994, 702

Trigonometry for Non-Trigonometry Students, May 1994, 372-375

Trigonometry/Analytic Geometry 1 and 2, Oct 1993, 611

Trisecting an Angle-Almost, Mar 1988, 220-222

Trisecting an Angle-Almost, Part 2, Jan 1991, 20-23

The Trisection of Angles, Sep 1991, 493, 496

TurboGeometry Library, Oct 1988, 594

Turntable Illusions: Kinetic Optical Illusions for Your Record Turntable, Sep 1993, 506

The Twelve Days of Christmas and the Number of Diagonals in a Polygon, Dec 1986, 700-702

Two Egyptian Construction Tools, Feb 1993, 166-167

Two Problems That Illustrate the Techniques of Computer Simulation, Dec 1986, 726-731

Two Views of Oz, Feb 1987, 100-101

Understanding Algebraic Concepts and Conics with Paper Models, Apr 1994, 297-298

Understanding Polygons and Polyhedra with Googolplex, Nov 1989, 660-662

Universal Patterns: The Golden Relationship: Art, Math and Nature, Apr 1991, 332

The Use of Dot Paper in Geometry Lessons, Oct 1993, 558-561

Using a Surface Triangle to Explore Curvature, Feb 1994, 69-77

Using a Treasure Hunt to Teach Locus of Points, Feb 1993, 133-134

Using Dynamic Geometry Software to Teach Graph Theory: Isomorphic, Bipartite, and Planar Graphs, Apr 1997, 328–32

Using Lined Paper to Make Discoveries, Apr 1994, 246-247

Using Logo Pseudoprimitives for Geometric Investigations, Mar 1988, 166-174

Using Problems from the History of Mathematics in Classroom Instruction, May 1989, 370-377

Using Puzzles to Teach the Pythagorean Theorem, May 1989, 336-341

Using ROOTine Problems for Group Work in Geometry, Dec 1998, 794–98

Using Similarity to Find Length and Area, May 1994, 319-325

Using Technology to Introduce Radian Measure, Feb 1997, 168–72

Using the Assessment of Students' Learning to Reshape Teaching, Mar 1997, 223–29

Using The Geometer's Sketchpad to Visualize Maximum-Volume Problems. Mar. 2000, 224–28

Van Hiele Levels of Geometric Thought Revisited, Mar 1991, 210-220

The van Heile Model of Thinking in Geometry among Adolescents, Mar 1989, 224

Visions of Symmetry: Notebooks, Periodic Drawings, and Related Work of M. C. Escher, Nov 1993, 695

The Visual Mind: Art and Mathematics, Oct 1994, 574

Visual Thinking and Number Relationships, Apr 1988, 267-272

Visualization in Teaching and Learning Mathematics, Sep 1992, 495-496

Visualizing the Geometric Series, Feb 1989, 130-136

The Volume of a Cone, May 1993, 384-385

The Volume of a Sphere: A Chinese Derivation, Feb 1995, 142-145

The Vortex Tessellation. Apr. 1999, 286-90

What Do We Mean by Area and Perimeter?, May 1989, 342-344

What Is a Quadrilateral?, Dec 1993, 774-776

When Did Euclid Live? An Answer Plus a Short History of Geometry, Sep 1989, 460-463

When Is a Quadrilateral a Parallelogram?, Mar 1994, 208-211

Where Are We?, Sep 1996, 524–34

Where Is the Ball Going?, Sep 1986, 456-460

Which Method Is Best?, Feb 1988, 87-90

Why is the SsA Triangle-Congruence Theorem Not Included in Textbooks?, May 1990, 358-361

Why Not Three Dimensions? Oct. 1999, 560-63

Word Roots in Geometry, Oct 1994, 510-515

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