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#it was algebra 2
froody · 1 year
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Domestic science/home economics are such important fields to be taught in school. Everyone should know food safety, how to cook basic meals, do basic mending to clothing, budget a household, do laundry + understand clothing tags, clean a house etc. It is such an important foundation for life and something many kids never get and that’s not their fault. So many young adults move out on their own and have no clue how to take care of themselves because they were never taught how. I honestly believe it needs to be a core class for all students and especially male students.
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avoidtheswirl · 8 days
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Brennan: this is a non-ferrous metal
Me, working on a PhD in materials science: huh, interesting, no iron. Presumably he’s trying to imply it’s non magnetic, oh yep bronze, non magnetic for sure. Is magnetism a type of damage in dnd…? I don’t think magnetism has ever come up in Dimension 20 before…
Emily: oh so it’s fey-
Me: You fool, FErrous doesn’t mean FEy, it means - oh…Right. Fairy rules
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bitit · 2 months
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wanted to try a little experiment of including the original source of the doodle even after the render :)
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jazz-kitty · 5 months
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a cat with homophobia in its eyes
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I plan to go back to school next fall, so I have a little ovet fourteen months to master all seven subjects. I won't need two full months for algebra 1; cracking open the first chapter, it's all stuff like "here's what a plus sign means" and "variables look like letters, but they really stand for numbers!"
It won't hurt to brush up on factorization, but I think I can bang this one out in a week or two. All the better, because calculus kicked my ass in high school and it's not gonna be any easier now that I'm my own teacher. I passed it once (by the skin of my teeth), but have forgotten almost everything about it in the last decade, so I'll need the extra time to really get it down pat. I have to be able to derive and integrate in my sleep if I'm to stand half a chance at earning an astrophysics major. Astronomy would be slightly easier, but not by much, so I may as well go for gusto. The very first class astrophysics requires is calc 2, so I can't enroll until I'm 100% sure I know calc 1 forwards and backwards. Physics too, but physics and calc feel like two sides of the same coin, so I'll try to work on them at the same time (again, I managed to pull it off once, I'm sure I can do it again).
Chances are these Dummies books will be insufficient for me to grok all this math in one year, so I'll end up buying more textbooks, workbooks, study guides, SAT and AP prep, etc. I had plenty of cram sessions in my first go around at college, but nothing quite like this. This will be a herculean undertaking compared to the easy-A humanities program I coasted through originally. I had no motivation back then, no drive, no goal for "the real world" upon graduating. I went to college because it was expected of me, and I was told I needed it to get a good job. What I wasn't told is that not all majors are created equal; there's not a lot you can do with an English degree besides, well, teaching English. I just hope 14 months is enough time, because I would really prefer not to take another year off; 2024 is the ten year anniversary of when I started college the first time, so it would mean so much more to me if I started again that August rather than put it off until 2025.
I guess it doesn't matter in the end. If I'm not ready, I'm not ready. I can't force myself to start an extremely advanced program before I've mastered the pre-reqs. If I need to start later, so be it. As long as I'm consistently working towards my goal, it shouldn't matter how long it takes.
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eigenvector-berdly · 1 year
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aodhnerd · 17 days
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outofcontextdiscord · 2 years
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n0odl3s · 2 months
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my reaction after realizing no matter how hard I try in math I'll always fail
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alchemiccolored · 3 months
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sesamie · 1 year
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somsnosa fucking dies dot mp4
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caffeiiine · 5 months
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long division 👎👎
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thepinklink · 21 hours
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Finished and passed my final french exam :D JE SUIS LIBRE HEHHEHEHHEHEEHEEHEHHEE
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scph1001 · 6 hours
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may u enjoy math forever... the world is beautiful and filled with patterns :) it's so stressful in an actual class though lol. could you take the interesting class without the minor? the enjoyment is worth it anyway! hope u follow all your curiosity and math dreams!!! best wishes!!!!!!! from a fellow math liker......
math nationnnnnnn 💪💪💪i guess the only issue of taking a class outside of the minor is thats just extra money 😭 i only have a singular elective class and i have a bunch of classes im considering for it + if i choose to get my masters ill end up using that credit for dual enrollment stuff...
i guess i always forget i can just learn on my own!! go on youtube and stuff!! take a public college class!! also i think i just feel down since this has been a really uninteresting semester but i am coming up on alot of cool classes + i have some compsci theory math coming up..
ANYWAY love you 🫶
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doctorwhoisadhd · 28 days
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am encountering cross stitch related problems
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spaciebabie · 1 year
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things ive learned while reading abt the history of math: the people who invented this shit were extremely bored and/or autistic
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