Doing Geometry Proofs: Kumon vs Spectrum vs Everything You Need to Ace High School Geometry

[@thekayakingarcher7948]

Note. I did find two more chapters on proofs in the Everything book.

[@outaview]

Thank you for this video. I do love to learn and challenge myself to new things.

[@perpetualearner1]

If u want a glimpse into proofs in higher mathematics...beyond the school level...you should definitely check out "An Introduction to Proofs and mathematical vernacular"...doesn't cover geometry, but covers basic proofs structures in areas used in research math at a rudimentary level..like number theory, polynomials, vector spaces and discrete math

[@MonkeyDLuffy-gd6se]

Would not recommend that for multiple reasons. First of vector spaces should not be discussed in an intro to proofs course. And she probably would need algebra 2 - precalc and some calc 1 before that. In general for intermediate LA you also generally want some abstract algebra (in particular groups) since vectorspaces are commutative groups with a scalar multiplication, although our undergrad does LA before group theory probably due to the importance of LA in a lot of fields. The best book by for on proofs is the book by velleman. There really isn't anything that beats that imo.

[@JayKumar-yb2mp]

I love high school geometry, trigonometry and algebra

[@Art_andBooks]

1:03 “that is what killed me” *nods in agreement*

[@jamies7899]

I think that’s Carson-Dellosa geometry; Spectrum geometry has a different look. Regardless, I really enjoy your math textbook reviews; they are helpful to me in choosing appropriate books for this upcoming year for my 6th grader. :) Thanks!

[@vaibhav_28]

it was good keep going

[@williamoliveiracarreiro8010]

Thanks for sharing those books. Do you know where I could get that one from Kumon? I'm from another country lol

[@ukulkarni]

Watched it at 2x and it was still slow.