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The principal argument for using LOGO in classrooms is the development of logical thinking and sharper learning skills. Using procedures allows the user to break down a major task into smaller units. Using turtle geometry in particular offers a wealth of possibilities for the user to explore smaller units and plan logical experiments. In doing so the user can see the effects of their reasoning in what the turtle does.

So the invitation is, as always, to explore...

Look carefully at the basic unit in each design...

n.b. The numbers 1.61803 and 0.61803 may help you.

Squares in squares

Triangles in triangles
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