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The golden number

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Description:

The Greeks were very interested in measuring things by comparing them to a set unit. They found that there was a relation between pairs of measurements such as the ratio or the quotient. They were also interested in proportion e.g. when two ratios are equal. They were also interested in "beauty". They referred to the most beautiful proportion as golden ratio (from gold) and the number represented by the symbol F is the golden number. It appears in nature and the Greeks were the first to apply it to Art. This unit offers an introduction to the golden number.

Teaching orientation:

LEARNING OBJECTIVESTo define the golden section and golden number. To construct the golden section of a segment geometrically. To construct golden rectangles. To discover the presence of the golden number in everyday life and Art.

KNOWLEDGE TYPE: declarative

PRIOR KNOWLEDGEThe knowledge required is explained in this course

License:
creative commons: attribution - non commercial - share alike
License description:

The use of the following contents is universal, free of charge and open, provided that it is for non-commercial educational use. The actions, products and utilities derived from its use are therefore not allowed to generate any profit. Moreover, the reference to the source is required.

End user:
learner
Context:
schoolmate

General

Language:
english
KeyWords: golden number golden ratio beautiful proportion
Scope: Universal
Structure:
linear
Agregation level:
Teaching Sequence
Collection: Descartes
Node:
Repository URL: /repositorio/26082010/2d/es_2010082663_9172219
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operating system
Requirement name:
multi-os
Requirement type:
browser
Requirement name:
any
Installation considerations:

Installation is not required

Other platform requirements:

Locally install and enable the Java interpreter and the Descartes applet plug-in.

Educational use

Educational learning resource type:
real or virtual learning environment
Interaction type:
mixed
Interaction level:
medium
Semantic density:
low
Age: 14 years
Difficulty:
difficult
Learning time: 1 teaching sessions
Educational language:
english
Cognitive process:
investigate
recognize
represent
understand
prove

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Fecha publicación: 29.3.2015

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