I'm ok with that. I want to be a history teacher so maybe I'll make history as interesting as I find it for some.
muller39
Force kids to play Age of Empires :P
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I'm ok with that. I want to be a history teacher so maybe I'll make history as interesting as I find it for some.
N30F3N1X
Force kids to play Age of Empires :P
I honestly learned more about history playing games or on my own time than any class ever taught me. WW2 games as a kid got me interested in history, as well as total war games[QUOTE="N30F3N1X"][QUOTE="muller39"]
I'm ok with that. I want to be a history teacher so maybe I'll make history as interesting as I find it for some.
wis3boi
Force kids to play Age of Empires :P
I honestly learned more about history playing games or on my own time than any class ever taught me. WW2 games as a kid got me interested in history, as well as total war games Exactly, you learn history through doing. Through school I was told about this teacher that during winter for one class they made trenches to simulate world war one and had a day where they ran a soup kitchen to simulate the great depression. Things like that students remember.Yep, I pretty much found math boring which is kind of why I slid by through math with a C throughout high school and such suppose I could easly gotten As-Bs in math if I actually did all the assignments since I seem to get fairly good grades on homework assignments and such.
I pretty much prefer History, Geography and Science I find them more interesting and did pretty well in Biology as well. Did fairly well in English/Literature cIass as well.
I find math fascinating, but am unable to understand it to any real competent level. Failed basic algebra a few times. My mind just isn't wired for math.
MirkoS77
did you actually try to learn? i failed algebra because i just didnt care...
and i dont blame most students for not caring about math, because there seems to be a systemic inability to explain the importance of it.
[QUOTE="MirkoS77"]
I find math fascinating, but am unable to understand it to any real competent level. Failed basic algebra a few times. My mind just isn't wired for math.
SauceKing
did you actually try to learn? i failed algebra because i just didnt care...
and i dont blame most students for not caring about math, because there seems to be a systemic inability to explain the importance of it.
Pretty much everything is based on math to some extent so I think it's pretty important.[QUOTE="SauceKing"][QUOTE="MirkoS77"]
I find math fascinating, but am unable to understand it to any real competent level. Failed basic algebra a few times. My mind just isn't wired for math.
themajormayor
did you actually try to learn? i failed algebra because i just didnt care...
and i dont blame most students for not caring about math, because there seems to be a systemic inability to explain the importance of it.
Pretty much everything is based on math to some extent so I think it's pretty important.well no crap i know that now after majoring in comp sci.
but from the onset it wasnt abundantly clear.
[QUOTE="MirkoS77"]
I find math fascinating, but am unable to understand it to any real competent level. Failed basic algebra a few times. My mind just isn't wired for math.
SauceKing
did you actually try to learn? i failed algebra because i just didnt care...
and i dont blame most students for not caring about math, because there seems to be a systemic inability to explain the importance of it.
Of course I tried. Tried my best. I actually was doing fine in the course until the very end, where we had to learn to factor. I just couldn't get it, and the teacher's final was like 50% factoring.[QUOTE="SauceKing"]
[QUOTE="MirkoS77"]
I find math fascinating, but am unable to understand it to any real competent level. Failed basic algebra a few times. My mind just isn't wired for math.
MirkoS77
did you actually try to learn? i failed algebra because i just didnt care...
and i dont blame most students for not caring about math, because there seems to be a systemic inability to explain the importance of it.
Of course I tried. Tried my best. I actually was doing fine in the course until the very end, where we had to learn to factor. I just couldn't get it, and the teacher's final was like 50% factoring.lulz i dont even remember factoring, even though i was in advanced math classes my entie life.
I guess its kinda true, i had a math brain, i tried to tutor a friend of mine in college... and some people just dont have mathematical minds.
but at the same time, im soooo terrible at english and language in general.
Damn brains and their prejudice.
I love math. Minored in it in college, and actually took a lot more math classes than the minor required. It's a great workout for the brain and I love the pure logic of it. I'm in complete awe of the people who invented those formulas in the first place, their intellect must have been astonishing.
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[QUOTE="SauceKing"]
did you actually try to learn? i failed algebra because i just didnt care...
and i dont blame most students for not caring about math, because there seems to be a systemic inability to explain the importance of it.
Of course I tried. Tried my best. I actually was doing fine in the course until the very end, where we had to learn to factor. I just couldn't get it, and the teacher's final was like 50% factoring.lulz i dont even remember factoring, even though i was in advanced math classes my entie life.
I guess its kinda true, i had a math brain, i tried to tutor a friend of mine in college... and some people just dont have mathematical minds.
but at the same time, im soooo terrible at english and language in general.
Damn brains and their prejudice.
You must have been out of school for a while...factoring is probably the most simple math process right after division and multiplication.No because it actual means something unlike poetry.
Klipsh
so ts eliots religious contemplations, robert haydens focus on slave trade, robert frosts existentialism and emily dickinsons shared attempts of coming to terms with ones own mortality; all meaningless
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i missed you ot
[QUOTE="Klipsh"]
No because it actual means something unlike poetry.
BiancaDK
so ts eliots religious contemplations, robert haydens focus on slave trade, robert frosts existentialism and emily dickinsons shared attempts of coming to terms with ones own mortality; all meaningless
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i missed you ot
Pretty meaningless yeah[QUOTE="Klipsh"]
No because it actual means something unlike poetry.
BiancaDK
so ts eliots religious contemplations, robert haydens focus on slave trade, robert frosts existentialism and emily dickinsons shared attempts of coming to terms with ones own mortality; all meaningless
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i missed you ot
Of course it is.Pretty meaningless yeahthemajormayor
Of course it is.Klipsh
next time provide something to substantiate your argument with, otherwise other people, like me, will be left with a very limited chance of successfully following your conclusion, since no reasoning was given
e.g
q: what is the meaning of life
a: salt and pepper
the answer makes no sense because no argument substantiating the conclusion given was provided with the conclusion
you can successfully debate in this form if the conclusion you choose to provide is self-evident, sadly yours isn't
Pretty meaningless yeahthemajormayor
Of course it is.Klipsh
next time provide something to substantiate your argument with, otherwise other people, like me, will be left with a very limited chance of successfully following your conclusion, since no reasoning was given
e.g
q: what is the meaning of life
a: salt and pepper
the answer makes no sense because no argument substantiating the conclusion given was provided with the conclusion
you can successfully debate in this form if the conclusion you choose to provide is self-evident, sadly yours isn't
I think you are on to something with salt and pepper, however. That could be the meaning of life as salt preservers things and pepper can spice things up. That combination can be existential.That's true. I hate geometry. Spatial crap. Just give me some nice cool numbers and I'm good.Financial or even actuarial math is cool. Fvck triangles and squares though.
MrPraline
[QUOTE="MrPraline"]That's true. I hate geometry. Spatial crap. Just give me some nice cool numbers and I'm good. Statistics rely on geometry to a certain extent. The bell curve is the most simple example of this.Financial or even actuarial math is cool. Fvck triangles and squares though.
sonicare
[QUOTE="themajormayor"]Pretty meaningless yeahBiancaDK
Of course it is.Klipsh
next time provide something to substantiate your argument with, otherwise other people, like me, will be left with a very limited chance of successfully following your conclusion, since no reasoning was given
e.g
q: what is the meaning of life
a: salt and pepper
the answer makes no sense because no argument substantiating the conclusion given was provided with the conclusion
you can successfully debate in this form if the conclusion you choose to provide is self-evident, sadly yours isn't
TBH, I wouldn't take anything from me about humanities seriously. I'm awful at that section of school, and the sciences/math is something I was good at. I just like to poke fun at the art students (or other studies of that area)did you actually try to learn? i failed algebra because i just didnt care...
and i dont blame most students for not caring about math, because there seems to be a systemic inability to explain the importance of it.
SauceKing
Any science related argument, unless explained in extremely simplified layman's terms, has math (lots of it) behind it.
Even the most basic kinematics require algebra and in case acceleration is not constant, even calculus.
[QUOTE="themajormayor"]Pretty meaningless yeahBiancaDK
Of course it is.Klipsh
next time provide something to substantiate your argument with, otherwise other people, like me, will be left with a very limited chance of successfully following your conclusion, since no reasoning was given
e.g
q: what is the meaning of life
a: salt and pepper
the answer makes no sense because no argument substantiating the conclusion given was provided with the conclusion
you can successfully debate in this form if the conclusion you choose to provide is self-evident, sadly yours isn't
Why should we make a counterargument when no argument was made in the first place? No reason was given at all how poetry could be considered meaningful.I hated math, but once you get the understanding of it it great.
PSN-SCRODE
Right on target. I was teaching myself limits for Calculus and took me an hour just to understand the concept and apply it into a 5 part question. Mind you, I didn't have much help and it was a while since I took PreCalc. After solving it, I felt a sense of accomplisment and pride.
Math isn't boring but can be difficult and challenging to someone trying to understand and apply the concepts.
This. I don't really find it boring, but it annoys me very much, especially my math homework since i have to do it online. The program is so damn specific, and it seems like it keeps changing around how to solve some of the problems. Thought I seem to be doing fine on my tests (given by teacher), for now...Excruciating. I love history not math.
IustitiaMaximus
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