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Okay product would be. Would be said there. So some is add things together and they equal. Product is multiply and equal. So we need two numbers that do. Hey. So it's near the same number, right? Wow, I mean, you know, once these quick, this two will be same. Well, if they were the same, they would have to be this, wouldn't they? Yeah, I got to a six point, a lot of number. And then it would they would have to be and then if they were same, they would have to be 6.5 plus 6.5, wouldn't they? And. Yeah, so. Is 6.5 times 6.5 40. No. It equal als 4225. So when we multiply, how when we do multiplication, how can we end up with zero? On the end. Which digits would multiply and end up with zero? Multiply. Well, okay. So maybe I'm not asking the first maybe the first question I should ask is do we think are they are they whole numbers? No, it's unlikely, isn't it? Yep, because I know. Wait. I know, wait. I can find whole numbers that do it. I can find whole numbers that do it. 13 is a odd number. Yeah, we're not we're not thinking we need to go straight to the sensible thing. What are the factors of 40. We're thinking too much. We're thinking too much. So if I say factors, you remember what that is. What is it you mean factors are. You mean that one point 42 times 20 and no three, no four times ten and. Five times eight. Found it right. 55 plus 80 equals 13. Okay, so there we were victims of thinking too much. Yeah, thank you very much. Human. It was it was easier than we thought. It was easier than we thought. We thought the question mark needs the same number. Yeah. Okay. It's always good when you know it's easier than you thought. Okay, what about the next one then? Does that tell us how to do the next one? Is 36 in product? Product means add, product means multiply. Okay, multiply. Adokay, but why is here's product too? But why here's time? No. 40 is the product. So here. Z would be the product and z would be the sum. Something times something equal to 75 right and something add something equals sursix right. Yes. Something. Two, seven, five divided by three equal is a big number, two, seven, five divided by four equal small, small number, but. Divided by. Divii it by flight. Okay, so. What happens if it's not 36? No, but what what if you times that, right? If five goes in, then five times five goes in, right? That would work, right? If you times the five by five, you know the 25 goes into it 25 times eleven that will be right. Yeah, that will six. Yeah. Okay, that will be so. So when you I think when you've got big numbers ending in five, when you've got big numbers ending in five, you know obviously big numbers ending in five can't divide by four can they? Or six or eight? Yeah. So. You start thinking, okay, if it's divides by five, can it divide by 25 if it's a really big number? Yeah, okay. Yeah, okay. Last one. We know that can't be both whole numbers. Yeah but what is it likely to be? 75 dot five. Divided. By two. Thank. How can we partition this number? Okay. Maybe I should let you think. Try and find a really easy set of not, right? If you're thinking of an easy set of numbers, if you're trying, if we know that these ones we thought too much, right? If you were trying to make an easy pair of numbers like take 17.5, okay, if you were trying to partition it to split that into two quite easy numbers, what numbers would you choose? What numbers could you choose? Numbers Yeah Yeah but if you were thinking of easy numbers, if I said 17.5 is what plus what. Like really easy one. Plus one, plus 16, five, okay. But what if you wanted to partition bigger than that? Okay. So you took a chunk of one out? What if you took a chunk of ten out? Wait. What if you chunk the number into tens and ones? Five times both. Dot five equal 62.5. Okay, so five is a type of chunk you could do. Six times, okay. But but look, six is not six is not as easy as far like if you're taking one out and then you're taking five out, six is, I would say, not as as much of a usable chunk as another number. Aha. Right. Okay. So if we do the the whole numbers with it because you could also do I was doing ten and 7.5. Yeah, Yeah, okay. So what are we doing there? We're doing just an e, so we're making life as easy as possible by chunking whole numbers and the decimal on the side, but also then chunking tens. Yeah. Yeah okay. So it's just about remembering those easy techniques that we can do that. Sometimes we forget you know that we could chunk that Yeah the way you partition numbers, sometimes the easiest solution is the is the one that you can do. Yeah. Do you want do you want me to put that puzzle onto the are you writing it down? Do you want me to put it onto the board? This whole puzzle? Okay, well did don't you were just writing down so I just thought do you want it again the whole the whole thing on your board? Yeah okay, all right let me just put it on your board then and then you can look at it another you okay right so. Let me just put it on the chat for you. Here. Yeah okay so I've put it on the board for you, alright right, nice so. Today I thought we should learn these. Yehave you seen these before? Yeah a little, but I love anggle angles. Okay, so we've got angles inside circles. Yeah. Yeah, I did it in one years ago I thought this very difficult, but now maybe I should look it again. Okay, all right. So these are the things we need to know. That's the center Yeah of the circle. Yeah. So let's mark all the centers of the circle that doesn't need to be the center. Okay, so we've got the centers of the circles, right? That one touches the center. That one touches the center. That one touches the center. Okay. So in this first one. This touches the circumference Yeah so Yeah in so in English we just need to know the Yeah you can you remember the words for that that that's called circumference you mean which. Yeah, this edge of the circle. Yeah, all the way around. Yeah. So the red line, that is all of the circle is called the circumference, the distance around it. Yeah. Are you okay with that? Okay, not very okay. Okay, I'm not very good at it. Okay. Well, look, let's just identify the parts of the circle. This is the circumference of the circle. Yeah circumference is all the way around. Yeah. You mean the area, the perimeter? Meyeah. Now I just mean the label any perimeter of the circle it's called the circumference periator and the area I don't know it. Yeah but I'm I'm just saying the circles perimeter is called the circumference. That's the name. Okay, okay. Yeah okay. This is called the what of the center of the circle? Sorry, I've just told you the answer. Yeah the middle is called the center. Yeah, okay. Yeah okay and okay in us English, they say they write center, okay? But in British English, we write center like that. Yeah center means middle. Yeah, okay. Can you remember this word in English? I don't know. Okay, so the disc so but that is what we what are we measuring there? We're measuring the distance from the center, aren't we? Two, the circumference? Yeah or the edge? Yeah. Yeah. The middle to outside. Yeah. So so like if you would draw, have you drawn a circle using a compass where you put a point and and a pen and then you go round like that? I know. Yeah. Yeah okay, so when you draw it round like that, the the distance you make your compass Yeah the distance you the distance you draw it like that is the radius Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And obviously you know the radius could be here, here, here, anywhere. Yeah, here. Yeah. Can you see the Green moving? Yeah. Like a clock. Yeah. So the radius is like a clock hand. Yeah. Okay. And then do you remember what this one is called? Is the. The radius times two. It's called the diameter diameter diameter Yeah the distance. All the way across and through the center. Yeah. Yeah, Yeah. So is this a diameter? No. Is this a diameter? The longest one, longest one. Is that a diameter? No, no, no, that's a diameter, right? Right. Yeah, okay. And so the diameter can be anywhere as well on it. So the diameter is making slices of pie. Yeah Yeah is cutting your birthday cake into many pieces up right through the middle. Yeah, right. Yeah. Okay. All right. So look, we've got these four words. Do you feel a bit okay with them now? We've got circumference. Yeah center radius and diameter. Yeah. Do you think? Yeah. It's okay. Yeah okay. All right. So. In this one Yeah we've got an angle on the on the circumference, on the edge of the circle. Yeah. Yeah and we've got an angle in the middle of the circle at the center. Yeah. Okay. So basically the rule is the one at the edge of the circle is half the one in the center. Or the one at the center is double the one at the edge. So if this is 50 degrees. Right this one would be 25 degrees aha right. Okay, okay. So if that one is 36 degrees. How much would the center one be? 36, 72, 72. Okay. So do we have are we able to answer this? How much is x? That will be very easy. X will be 60 and egwill be. Yeah right okay, then we've got this one, okay, which is called the bow tie. Well it's not called the bow tie, but I call it the bow tie. Can you see a bow tie like a bow Yeah Yeah like on a clown. Okay, right. So the the bow tie, all of these angles are on the edge of the circle. Yeah. Yeah, Yeah. But. The two angles, okay, so how do they go? The, the the two blue angles go from here to there. And from here to there both times, Yeah, they both go from the same point to the next point. Yeah. So these two are equal. The two blue ones are equal. The two blue angle the two blue angles are equal and the two pink ankles are equal. Yeah because the two pink ones, both the pink angle goes from here to here. Yeah and it goes from here to here again. Yeah. Okay. So okay. So how much is x there? 44 so x is also 44 and what about the next one? 67 nice. Okay the next one, the center of the circle. Is here. Can you see that the center of the circle is here? So, so what line do we have here? What line is this? Diameter. So we've got a diameter and it is the base of this triangle, the bottom of the triangle. Yeah. And the top and the top of the triangle touches. The top of the triangle touches the circle. Don't what? Yeah. So if the top of the triangle touches the circle and the bottom of the triangle is a diameter, this is 90 degrees. The angle at the top is 90 degrees. Okay, right. So does that answer the next one? How much is x? That were also 19, right? Because this is a diameter and this is the top of the circle Yeah on this triangle. Okay. The next one is actually this one. We've got a four sided shape quadrilateral. You see that? Yeah, okay. So the shape the blue shape has four sides. Yeah. Is a quadrilator which means four sides Yeah. Yeah okay, all four corners or vertices. Okay vertices means corners. Yeah. Yeah. So all four corners or vertices are touching the edge of the circle, touching the circumference. Okay? So that means what it means is these two make 180. Degrees. Yeah. And these two make 180 degrees. So the opposite ones make 180. The blue and the yellow angles add them up is 180 degrees and these two red angles is also 80, 180 degrees. Yeah so if this is 78. How much is the orange one, 102? And if this one is 69. That will be 100 and. Eleven. Eleven Yeah Yeah 31, okay. All right, so how much is x? 100 nice. Okay. This next one is basically we've got a radius here. Yeah. Right. Yeah the center and the radius. Okay. And this is what we call a tangent. Here. Okay, a tangent a tangent touches the circle one time. Okay, it touches it just it's a straight line. It's says you're right, you have to imagine it because you can't ever draw a perfect tangent right? It's a circle and it's the line. It touches it one time. Yeah, so you know I could try and draw one here. I could try and draw one here. I could try and draw one here. And we're imagining that it touches it one time. Yeah, at one tiny point, Yeah it always Yeah it will always be 90 degrees with the radius of the circle. Okay. Yeah, so it will so it's a bit of a hard thing to understand because we can never truly we can never truly draw a tangent. But there are so there are how many how many radiuses are there around the circle? How many? Many? Yeah too many. Infinite, right? Infinite, infinite. So so the radius is everywhere. Yeah and every single radius you can draw has a line which goes 90 degrees to it Yeah and touches it once. Yeah. Okay. So how much is x there? 9090Yeah so we're basically saying here we have we have a radius and a tangent. Yeah. The angle is a line. Curious. Yeah the angle circle. So the angle is 90 degrees. Yeah, okay, okay, okay. And then the last one we've got, so we haven't done all of them today. The last one we've got is is this one okay, which is this is a tangent, okay? Yeah this is a tangent and we drew a triangle which touches the tangent. Yeah so the triangle okay, Yeah, the triangle is touching the tangent here. Yeah. Yeah the triangle is touching the the the triangle is touching the tangent there and the triangle is touching the circle here. Yeah Yeah the two the two yellow angles are the same. But these are the same. Hmm why? Yeah. This angle. So if here's a line. Yeah, do you want Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. Do you want to try? Hold on, let me try. Let me try drawing one. Okay, let's try drawing one. Yeah. If we draw a circle. Okay, do you want to try? Yeah. So you need to tap a triangle. Yeah. Yeah and then you need an angle, you need a tangent which touches one of those. Right. So that that tangent is touching the bottom there. Yeah okay. So the right one is also. Yeah but if we just take one at a time because what we're trying to do is talk about, okay, well, this angle. And which angle? It's this one, right? Yeah, Yeah. Okay, well, we need to go all the way through the other ones proving they're correct first. Does these two say, Yeah? So one, two, three these three are same. Yeah. Okay, Yeah okay, okay okay. And then so if you drew the tangent, let's just think for a second if you drew it here. What would be the same? These two no, those two aren't necessarily the same. Oh, sorry, what it would be is it would be this one would be the same as what one. This one, that one Yeah Yeah and this one and that one would be the same as that one. Okay, Yeah. Okay, does that make sense? Okay. So then when we go back to the questions. How much is x? X is 60 and this x is. 71Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Just have a think how much is right? So how much is x in this one? What are we looking at? Axiom Woodfin, the first one, first 1:42, if the 42, the x will be hewill be 19 19. So here is. 42 just check does that add up right? Oh, no. 42 plus 90 equal 132 plus 48 nice Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, okay. Yes. He will be 90 and 90 that will be 42. 4240. Two so 42 the x will be 42 right? And if that's 45, that will be 45, 45, 45, 45. It will be. X will be 45Yeah because of this as well Yeah. Yeah, that's. Okay, just pay attention here with that. 45 so here's 40 52 so here's my t Oh it's too small so here's. 90 so 4545Yeah. Yeah. That is 59, so 2525, 29 start five. Except it's double, not half. Yeah it's 100 trade and 80. Thank you. So 100 11818 180-118 it is 62, right? So 31 is x nice. Next one does this to say, Yeah. Okay, if that's same. So it will be 36, 36 and so that will be 60 and 46, 60, 72, 72, 180-72 equal 108. That will be 108. Yeah right. So if that is 408. This is a bit of a trick one. Because it's just a bit. Of a trick one because if you think it could be like that, but it's over there. Yeah. Let me see. Wait. I need to draw a picture. So here is. Thank you. You know, it could be like that. It could be like that. It could be like that. But it's like it could be like that, but it's like that. 54Yeah. 54 because it's still this one, right? It it's a bit of a trick because it looks it looks a bit like this one. It looks like that, right? Yeah but it's actually this one. Is actually this one. So here's 108 that will be 54. Yeah but it's just all the way over here. Yeah. So x is 54. Okay? Yeah do you see? So they could be like that. They could be like that. Yeah, it could be like that. They will all be 54. Yeah. Yeah. It's just, it's it's working round like that. Yeah. Yeah but look, brilliant work. Okay, really good. All right, I think wenow, the second time we've done these circles, I think you really understand these a lot better, don't you? Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, right. So let's just put these ones right. I'm going to put these ones on the board for you. Yeah. Yeah and then we can keep coming back to these to get really, really, really familiar with them. Yeah. Okay, so just finish with this. Number. Multiples of three is that they are the answers to three times table. 啊。So. What if two did it mean? Why I 52 didn't two digit means? But. This number it's already bigger than Oh no, it's just saying just put no you've just got these digits. You've got you've got zero to you've got zero to nine and you need to make five, two digit numbers. You need to put them in in these boxes. You just need to put the the ten numbers in these five sets of boxes. Yeah, so I need to so I put it, you need to make five you need to make five numbers. Using each digit once. Yeah. As in as in you if you use if you use 23 there, 23 would go there and the number would be 23. So what about one? Yeah, no, it's just it's just the the picture is just giving you the digits. It's just giving you one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, zero. Okay. And you need to put two in here and make one number. You need to put 22 digits in here. You can use each digit one time. So if you put nine here, that's where you're using the nine. Okay? I know, I know. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I thought too difficult, ha ha. One. One, two, Yeah but then they all need to be multiples of three. Is that a multiple of three? Is 34a multiple of three? Multiple pby three, everything again. Three. Okay, Yeah, 45, 60, 78, 93 and twelve. Very nice excellent work. Okay, thank you, Charlie. Have a great week. I'll see you next time. Yeah, Yeah, thank you. Bye bye.
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    "course_subtitle_en": "1v1 Maths Lesson - Geometry and Number Theory",
    "course_subtitle_cn": "1对1 数学课程 - 几何与数论",
    "course_name_en": "Maths Charlie",
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    "course_topic_en": "Circle Theorems and Number Properties (Multiples)",
    "course_topic_cn": "圆的定理和数论性质(倍数)",
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    "student_name": "Charlie",
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    "teaching_focus_cn": "复习因数\/乘积问题(两数之和与积),深入介绍关键圆定理(圆心角、同弧所对的圆周角、半圆周角、圆内接四边形、切线与半径的性质)。",
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            "en": "Student will be able to correctly define and apply the relationship between angles subtended by the same arc at the center and the circumference.",
            "cn": "学生能够正确定义并应用圆心角与圆周角之间的关系。"
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            "en": "Student will be able to identify and use properties of angles in a cyclic quadrilateral and angles related to tangents and radii.",
            "cn": "学生能够识别并运用圆内接四边形中的角度和与切线、半径相关的角度性质。"
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            "en": "Student will successfully solve a number property problem involving partitioning digits to form multiples of three.",
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            "en": "Visual diagrams illustrating the five key circle theorems.",
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            "en": "Whiteboard\/Chat function used for writing out the number partitioning problem.",
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            "en": "Strong initial grasp of the circle theorems after the initial terms were established. Successfully derived answers for most examples, showing good application skills.",
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            "en": "Quickly adapted to the geometric concepts after the initial introduction of vocabulary.",
            "cn": "在初步介绍词汇后,能迅速适应几何概念。"
        },
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            "en": "Showed analytical thinking in breaking down the complex number partitioning problem.",
            "cn": "在分解复杂的数字划分问题时表现出分析性思维。"
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            "en": "Successfully applied the 'double\/half' relationship for the center\/circumference angles.",
            "cn": "成功应用了圆心角和圆周角之间的“双倍\/一半”关系。"
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            "en": "Consistency in recalling the precise mathematical term for 'perimeter of a circle' (circumference) during the initial review.",
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            "en": "Needs to solidify the visual recognition of how the angle theorems apply when the figure is rotated or positioned unconventionally (e.g., the final trick question).",
            "cn": "需要巩固视觉识别能力,以应对图形旋转或非常规定位时角度定理的应用(例如最后的陷阱题)。"
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        }
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            "en": "High achievement in understanding and applying circle theorems (the primary goal of the session).",
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        },
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            "en": "Partial achievement on the number theory problem, solved successfully after clarification, indicating the concepts were accessible.",
            "cn": "在数论问题上部分达成,澄清后成功解决,表明概念是可理解的。"
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    ],
    "teaching_strengths": {
        "identified_strengths": [
            {
                "en": "Excellent ability to break down complex geometrical rules into simple analogies (e.g., bow tie, clock hand for radius).",
                "cn": "擅长将复杂的几何规则分解为简单的类比(例如蝴蝶结、时钟指针代表半径)。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Effective use of scaffolding by first confirming known terms (center, radius) before introducing new concepts.",
                "cn": "通过先确认已知术语(圆心、半径)再引入新概念的脚手架式教学非常有效。"
            }
        ],
        "effective_methods": [
            {
                "en": "Iterative testing of student knowledge (e.g., 'If this is 50, what is that?').",
                "cn": "迭代测试学生的知识(例如:“如果这个是50,那个是多少?”)。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Explicitly addressing potential cognitive traps (e.g., the 'trick' question in the final circle theorem example).",
                "cn": "明确处理潜在的认知陷阱(例如,最后一个圆定理示例中的“陷阱”问题)。"
            }
        ],
        "positive_feedback": [
            {
                "en": "Teacher noted significant improvement in the student's understanding of the circle concepts compared to previous sessions.",
                "cn": "老师注意到学生对圆概念的理解比前几节课有了显著进步。"
            }
        ]
    },
    "specific_suggestions": [
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-comments",
            "category_en": "Vocabulary Reinforcement",
            "category_cn": "词汇强化",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Encourage Charlie to create flashcards specifically for the four main circle parts (Circumference, Center, Radius, Diameter) to ensure instant recall.",
                    "cn": "鼓励Charlie制作专门针对圆的四个主要部分的抽认卡(圆周、圆心、半径、直径),以确保即时回忆。"
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-ruler-combined",
            "category_en": "Geometry Application",
            "category_cn": "几何应用",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Before practicing the next set of geometry problems, have Charlie verbally state the relevant theorem used for that specific diagram type.",
                    "cn": "在练习下一组几何题之前,要求Charlie口述用于该特定图形类型的相关定理。"
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-calculator",
            "category_en": "Number Theory Precision",
            "category_cn": "数论精确度",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Practice more problems involving divisibility rules combined with digit constraints to build confidence beyond the initial solved example.",
                    "cn": "练习更多涉及整除性规则并结合数字限制的问题,以建立对初始已解示例之外的信心。"
                }
            ]
        }
    ],
    "next_focus": [
        {
            "en": "Further application of circle theorems, potentially moving into arc lengths and sector areas.",
            "cn": "圆定理的进一步应用,可能过渡到弧长和扇形面积。"
        }
    ],
    "homework_resources": [
        {
            "en": "Worksheet containing mixed practice questions covering all five circle theorems introduced today.",
            "cn": "包含今天介绍的所有五个圆定理的混合练习题工作表。"
        }
    ]
}
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