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I can feel myself getting dumber just watching that video.
35
x 12
35 x 10 = 350
35 x 2 = 70
answer 420
Use the teacher’s common core method and you well never finish any standard math test. Her way is more complicated and way too slow.
Reading, writing, and arithmetic. That is the core of education. The rest is all subjective. So if you can’t afford a good private school for your kids, make sure they know how to Read, Write, Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide. Then tell them to question everything else. I also recommend Baptism and Sunday School. Praise Jesus.
In about 2 sec. I had the answer. The easiest is 35 X 10 is quick to calculate. Since (2) is left over it’s easy to double 35. The next step is 35 and 7. It takes two seconds. How often do we see people in convenience stores incapable of calculating the change from a dollar.
Most people suck at math is a reality. The problem is that the public education system is designed only one way, one size fits all. Most of the people that I’ve known that are extremely good at math are not as proficient in other areas of academics. Myself I’ve never found mathematics to be of much interests. But I was… Read more »
In the modern-day Democratic Party, are there any unflawed liberal ideas? Seriously? I can’t think of one. Seems intentional to me. Even the dumbest person in the world would occasionally make a logical, beneficial decision. This destruction of America is entirely intentional.
I had seen a similar video I think it was back When Obama was still President and I instantly came to this conclusion common core math is designed to do two things -1- slow down the intelligent kids -2- help the low IQ kids And since most of the brilliant kids are white, common core math slows them down to… Read more »