The Mathematics for the High School series has been specifically designed for maths teachers in Waldorf schools. The books offer new sources of inspiration for those who've taught maths courses many times before, as well as vital guidance and insight for those newer to maths teaching.

Each book in the series offers broad and helpful historical and background perspectives on mathematics, as well as many practical, hands-on exercises, hints and teaching tips.

This book covers all the lesson blocks taught in Class 10 (age 15-16), including:
-- sine, cosine and tangent
-- trigonometry
-- surveying
-- higher calculations
-- logarithms and logarithmic spirals
-- Pascal's triangle and related geometry
-- numerical relationships in music
-- resection method

The book offers broad and helpful historical and background perspectives on maths in Class 10, as well as many practical, hand-on exercises, hints and teaching tips.

About the Author
Robert Neumann was born in Berlin in 1970. He has taught in Waldorf schools in Germany for 35 years, including teacher training, and is the author and editor of many maths books.


Book Information
ISBN 9781936367917
Author Robert Neumann
Format Paperback
Page Count 184
Imprint Waldorf Publications
Publisher Waldorf Publications