STEAM教育ppt课件.ppt

1、STM,More info: ,Science Cognitive development Balance of design L/R Brain Computer programming Best move for both,10,Mathematics Relationships,Pattern recognition Binary mathematics Calendar Movie - Pi,11,* Arts Relationships,History Ex: WWII Japanese strategy & US camps SS Ex: Mutual Respect vs. An

2、nihilation Literature ex: Graphic & Novels 1st Poetry,12,Fine Arts Relationships,13,Recap of Go Lesson,Go History STEAM relationships,C/TM 2014,14,Deliverable,Tie-in to your educational focus how can you see using this game?,C/TM 2014,15,STM,More info: ,Science & Technology interpreted through Engin

3、eering & the Arts, all understood with elements of Mathematics.,16,Playing Go,Go Rules Resources,C/TM 2014,17,Holding Stones Musical Boards,The Art of Playing,http:/www.nihonkiin.or.jp/lesson/knowledge/img/mochikata.jpg,18,Board Sizes,19,Star Points = Handicap,20,Black goes first Komi Points Players

4、 take turns - stones on the intersections,Komi,21,Create territory by surrounding open space,Begin Game - Goal,22,http:/www.reiss.demon.co.uk/webgo/rules.htm,Corners Sides,23,Each intersection is a point of territory Once a stone is put down it does not move unless its captured Atari = Check Capture

5、d stone prisoner save til end of game,Playing Stones,24,One may not play a move which repeats a previous board position.,Ko- Repetition Rule,25,Fenceposts & Walls,Claiming Territory,26,A safe group of stones must have two eyes two or more, internal but separate empty points,Living Groups,27,Center,28,Game End: no plays left to make. Captured Stones: Are filled in Counting: Pieces are moved,Game Over,29,Baduk Daily Notes Sheet,C. 2009,30,American Go Association - American Go Foundation - /agf/index.html,Resources:,Most major US cities have Baduk