This episode of Learning Across Kansas for high school focuses on geometry and features segments from teachers across the state including Keil Hileman's discussion of the history of geometry; Kara E. Belew gives a tour of Wichita to show how buildings have changed over time; Stan Bergkamp's lesson on the role of geometry in the history of science in relation to heliocentric theory; Shannon Ralph's lesson on form and function in animals; Heidi and John Albin's discussion of the Fibbonacci sequence in nature and in gardening; Kelly Hoelting's tutorial on how math is used in the real world in metal and woodshops; Samantha Neill's lesson in parallelism in literature; and Cherryl Delacruz's lesson in mathematical logic in the real world.
