Monday, October 19, 2009
Are projects fair in math class?
So you take honors precalculus because you've always been a good...no, make that great... math student. You LIKE solving equations and using a high-powered calculator. English is, well, somebody else's favorite subject. And now your math teacher tells you you're getting a test grade for WRITING? Jeeze. Is that fair?
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I think projects are fair in math class in a way. If a project is explaining how to do something it is good, or at least I like them. My math teacher always says that if you are able to explain how to do a problem to someone else it will help you learn or understand it better.
projects are completely fair in math class it gives students a break from the everyday routine book work..also if students are struggling (like myself) it gives them a chance to improve their average.
The project should be related to the course. For instance the project we are working on now, even though slightly confusing, is good for understanding multiple equations and ways of solving them. (By the way, if anyone can help me with it, that would be great!)
Projects are kind of fair 'cause they are easier to do. THey give everyone a chance to pass the class
well the thing is i hate projets because i am artisticly challenged lmao soooo but mainly the projets are easy but if anyone can help me that would be great
Projects are fair because they give the students a different way of learning instead of reading out of a book or copying examples.
i'm not a big fan of projects, but i think as long as they're relevent then they're fair
First off, it is spelled "artistically," and what if a project does not require you to be strong in the arts? hmm?
OOOOKKKKK anonymous if its not required to be strong in teh arts like drawing then i could do well
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