Class Experience

The way I teach this skill is very easy to learn and your child will be prepared for success in Geometry.
I will show students how to do an exercise on the whiteboard. They will learn by actually doing example exercises during class. I will repeat with another exercise and will explain as many times as needed until the students are ready to do the exercises by themselves. Once started, I will check their answers for accuracy and follow up with any necessary explanations. I encourage all participants to try as many exercises as possible. I follow up the class with an upload of homework with the solutions. Why is geometry important in everyday life?

Full use of brain capacity.

Geometry helps you to bring together both sides of your brain. In other words, not just be a left-brain thinker, but also a right-brain thinker. The left-brain is the more logical, technical field, whereas the right-brain is the part that visualizes and where the artist gets their creative inspiration from. Not many people have the ability to make the two connect and work together as one. Geometry will assist in doing that.

Geometry in Art and Architecture
Geometry helps us in deciding what materials to use, what design to make and also plays a vital role in the construction process itself. Different houses and buildings are built in different geometric shapes to give a new look as well as to provide proper ventilation inside the house. Geometrical tools like the protractor, ruler, measuring tape, and much more are used in construction work, astronomy, measurements, drawing, etc. Different art forms are made by joining different geometric shapes together. Engineers, architects, and builders use geometry to calculate area and volume before they start making plans for different structures.

Geometry in Domestic Activities
Surprisingly, mathematics plays an important role in the culinary arts. There are helpful tools, such as measuring cups, measuring spoons and scales, to aid in food preparation. However, some background in measurement, fractions, and geometry is necessary when cooking and baking. Chefs need to be able to measure and weigh ingredients, time recipes and adjust and measure cooking temperatures. Points, lines, angles, curves, two- and three-dimensional shapes, volumes, and proportions form the basics of home design as well as geometry. Video games use geometry to help viewers experience depth and movement. Other recreational activities, such as building kites, constructing skateboard ramps or creating Lego require geometry. Geometry allows you to determine how shapes and figures fit together to maximize efficiency and visual appeal. Quilting requires geometry to ensure that your linens have symmetry and visual appeal.   

Some professions use geometry to do their job properly. For instance, computer imaging, something that is used these days for designing, creating video games, animations and things like that, are made using geometric concepts. For mapping also geometry is being used. Mapping is a necessary element in professions like navigation, astronomy, and surveying. From sketching to calculating distances, they use geometry to do their job. In addition to this, professions like medicine benefit from geometric imaging. Technologies such as MRI s and CT scans are used both for surgical aids and diagnosis. Methods like these enable doctors to do their job in a better, safer, and simpler way.

Hence, it is observed that geometry affects us even in the most basic details of our lives. Irrespective of the form, it helps us understand specific phenomena and in uplifting the quality of life.