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1 Triangle Inequality Theorem Communication Tools

2 What is the Triangle Inequality Theorem? In mathematics, the triangle inequality states that for any triangle, the sum of the lengths of any two sides must be greater than the length of the remaining

3 Objective To get the students to understand the theorem. To get the students to communicate with each other using the correct terminology and geogebra or other interactive software.

4 Two Communication Tools. Wiki Page Blogs

5 Wiki Page I will use my Wiki Page to provide links to internet site that explain the theorem and a link to geogebra.org where the kids can download and use geogebra to prove the theory.

6 Blog Set up a blog so the students can post their geogebra project and discuss why the theorem is true.

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