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 * The Pythagorean Theorem by Stephanie J. Morris **

Prior to teaching a mathematical concept, teachers must be familiar with and very knowledgeable on the subject area. This is an excellent resource for teachers to utilize when they are preparing for the lesson and collecting the main ideas that they want to address. This website is especially useful, because it provides the teacher with multiple proofs that they could present to the class in addition to a Geometer's Sketchpad construction.


 * Pythagorean Theorem by Eric Weisstein **

Wolfram is a very beneficial resource that mathematics teachers should utilize while planning their lessons. It not only displays various proofs and formulas but it also provides references to social media and entertainment that could be used as good ways to capture the attention of a classroom. If teachers or students have a question, then Wolfram would be a good source of information.


 * Pythagorean Explorer by Interactivate **

Interactive websites are useful tools to have in one's reserve. Therefore, this site provides a teacher the opportunity to point their students to a place where they can get more practice in discovering how to use the pythagorean theorem. Students have the ability to master the algorithm and increase their understanding. It also will provide them with help if they are struggling. Teachers should recommend this site to any student who wants to practice using the pythagorean theorem.


 * Interactive Pythagoras's Theorem Website by Maths Net **

This website contains the Pythagorean history, theorem, proof, problems, as well as other related topics. This is not only an advantageous website for the teacher, but also for the student and the parent. It provides the teacher with a source of information, the student with proofs and background, and the parent with a source of communication and understanding of what is going on in the classroom. Overall, this website is a helpful place that will benefit everyone involved in the classroom.


 * A Brief History of the Pythagorean Theorem by The Geometry Center **

At the beginning of a lesson, it can be beneficial for teachers to create a hook that would capture the attention of their students. This website contains an interesting account of the history of the Pythagorean Theorem that could be used as a hook. It also provides teachers with a hands on activity that could promote understanding in their classroom as well as engage them kinesthetically. These things are advantageous resources that teachers should use in their lessons.


 * Pythagoras in 2 Minutes by Educational Solutions **

Stop Animation videos are constructive tools that can be used in a classroom. This video breaks down the Pythagorean Theorem and displays a proof in a simple yet fun way. Students would benefit from this form of technological inclusion, because it captures their interest and presents the information in an entertaining format.

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