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Sets and Logic — How to Count Infinity — Classroom Resources

A classroom-ready sequence of visual explanations, historical stories, puzzles, and stable deep links for teaching Sets and Logic — How to Count Infinity. Move from a short warm-up to hands-on exploration and an optional extension.

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Warm-up

The opening five minutes — a scene that sparks curiosity

Cinematic journeyCantor's Infinity — What He Saw But Did Not Believe

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Explore

Core lesson — students manipulate, notice, and explain

ConceptSet Theory

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MathematicianGeorg Cantor

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Learning pathThe Conquest of Infinity — Cantor and Set Theory

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Extend

Extension or assignment — for students ready to go further

Problem storyContinuum Hypothesis — Proven Independent of ZFC

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MathematicianKurt Gödel

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Curriculum alignment

🇰🇷 Korea National Mathematics Curriculum (2022 Revision) (Ministry of Education Notice 2022-33, Appendix 8) Framework. The 2022 revision is being introduced by grade from 2024 through 2027. Grade placement, unit names, and achievement codes follow the official notice; official standard statements are preserved in Korean.

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