Examples of Concepts Representations in the Main Content Lines of an Alternative Course of Mathematics in High School
Abstract
The article considers an example of building a course for correcting knowledge in mathematics obtained in high school when moving to a university. The purpose of the experiment is to introduce students to the university course of mathematics with a parallel repetition of those sections of school mathematics that determine the success of mastering the university program. The developed course implements the following methodological approach — the creation of integral teaching materials that combine various representations of mathematical concepts. The integrity of such teaching materials is manifested in the use of connections between mathematics and theoretical informatics, the connections of various sections of mathematics with each other using a variety of computer tools available to schoolchildren. The possibilities of dynamical geometry are analyzed and discussed in detail when the concept of derivative is introduced.
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