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The Conditional Statements Guided Notes and Practice introduces the concept of a conditional statements, hypotheses, conclusions, and three specific types of conditional statements: Converse, Inverse, and Contrapositive statements. This notes set can be used as part of your introduction to logic and proofs unit. The concept of converse especially is important when it comes to parallel line proof justifications.
The scaffolded notes provide an extra opportunity to keep students engaged and provide them with valuable foundations for the concepts we will discuss in Geometry. There are two pages of guided notes with built-in practice examples. At the end of the notes, students are asked to come up with their own statements and transform them. I typically have them share with their seat partner and then randomly choose some students to put their answers on the board and discuss them as a class. Two answer keys are included (one without examples filled in for classroom teaching purposes and a full answer key).
Also included in the zip folder is an mp4 video file recording of the lesson. This is a zoom recording of my screen as I teach through the lesson notes. All audio and worked out examples are included within the video. This would be a great resource for an online class, a flipped classroom, while you have a sub, or just as a re-teaching resource for students to use.
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Description
The Conditional Statements Guided Notes and Practice introduces the concept of a conditional statements, hypotheses, conclusions, and three specific types of conditional statements: Converse, Inverse, and Contrapositive statements. This notes set can be used as part of your introduction to logic and proofs unit. The concept of converse especially is important when it comes to parallel line proof justifications.
The scaffolded notes provide an extra opportunity to keep students engaged and provide them with valuable foundations for the concepts we will discuss in Geometry. There are two pages of guided notes with built-in practice examples. At the end of the notes, students are asked to come up with their own statements and transform them. I typically have them share with their seat partner and then randomly choose some students to put their answers on the board and discuss them as a class. Two answer keys are included (one without examples filled in for classroom teaching purposes and a full answer key).
Also included in the zip folder is an mp4 video file recording of the lesson. This is a zoom recording of my screen as I teach through the lesson notes. All audio and worked out examples are included within the video. This would be a great resource for an online class, a flipped classroom, while you have a sub, or just as a re-teaching resource for students to use.





