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What to do when your child is struggling with learning maths?
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Math is quite possibly the most unpopular subject in school. Math is sometimes criticized for being disconnected from the real world. Students frequently fail and struggle a lot to make connections between what they are taught in class and their daily lives. Understandably, putting effort into Math learning may feel like more of a burden than it's; worth from this perspective.
Math, on the other hand, is ubiquitous, as any math lover knows! It can also be highly engaging and even enjoyable. A youngster may struggle with Math for a variety of reasons, ranging from math anxiety to a variety of special education requirements.
Our goal is to modify student attitudes and, as a result, their math learning by making tiny modifications to the way math is taught at our center.
Our teachers emphasize students doing math activities in pairs or small groups. This allows students to learn new strategies from their peers and participate in problem-solving activities alongside them. This method can help relieve some of the stress on students who do not believe in their ability to study Math because they are not working alone.
We focus on the following:
Making Math Social: Increase the amount of one-on-one and small group work. While it is common to think of learning as something isolated, something that happens within one’s brain, learning is a social endeavor.
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demanding a series in the same vein (heh, vein) as Dexter/Hannibal wherein a prolific serial killer plays cat & mouse with the police--except the serial killer in question is a preteen schoolgirl. this would make for compelling television due to the fact that middle school frequently causes girls to become deranged, and more media should reflect this
#she hangs out at active crime scenes in a way that should be a red flag but 'evades' the police simply by merit of being in 7th grade#the ONE 'detective'/nemesis who is convinced she had something to do with The Murders#is the classmate who sorta tried to bully her at the beginning of the school year but then the vibes got all intense and sapphic#so she backed off and has been Ignoring the Nerd she does Not have a special interest in#except then The Murders begin and she has so many Suspicions BUT#everytime she confronts the antihero the interaction ends in accidental intimacy followed by furious blushing#the nemesis's father is an (unsympathetic) cop character who repeatedly ignores his daughter's concerns#'dad i think the weird girl in my math class is a serial killer' 'that's not an excuse for failing algebra. go do your homework'
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Abby: On a scale from 1 to 10, rate your pain.
Neil: Pi. A minimal, but never ending number.
Abby: *facepalm* Neil what the fuck.
Wymack: What do you mean minimal?!!! You were fucking shot!!!
#Neil is canonically good at math#Abby is trying to roll with it#wymack wants a raise because this is above his pay grade#Andrew is definitely two seconds away from murdering someone#all for the game#neil josten#the foxhole court#aftg#coach wymack
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i know the “michael adopting gregory” idea is nothing new, but i do love the idea of michael adopting gregory primarily out of jealousy that two of his close friends from childhood now have kids around that age.
#michael realizing bonnie bro and freddy bully both have young kids like#them bragging about cassie and oswald meanwhile michael walks up like#“oh cassie got a good grade in math? well watch this—”#*points to gregory using glamfreddy to commit arson*#((mike is very proud))#he’s more of an older brother to greg tbh#like a sibling old enough to basically act as a less-mature parent#i like to think the entire afton family is raising gregory to be a little gremlin ~together~#anyways#meta talks#fnaf
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if I had any kind of artistic prowess, I’d draw Clark with a mild ‘I’m about to wreck shop’ smile, grabbing at his hair, glasses halfway down his nose while helping Jon and Damian with their math homework.
“Pa, they want us to do it THIS way-“
“BUDDY. MATH IS M A T H.”
#calling Bruce like ‘ they invented a math that isn’t MATHING’#Superman’s one weakness? 4th grade algebra#dc#dc comics#clark kent#damian wayne#jon kent#I feel like dami and Jon invent formulas on the spot bc Clark cusses in like. extremely funny ways#‘who the hecking hell invented this darn numbers’#‘I’ll be damned as a senator I do not get this’#text
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8÷2(2+2) = 1 and you all are stupid
P = parentheses
E = exponent
M = multiply
D = divide
A = add
S = subtract
My proof
8÷2(2+2) given
8÷2(4) Parentheses
8÷(8) distributive property/multiply
8÷8 = 1 divide
anyone who said 16 needs to go back to 7th grade
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More stuff from stage play photos I have saved! This scene was definitely one of my favourites, XD
#pov: you're trying to get stuff done but failing#william james moriarty#sherlock holmes#sherlock and moriarty#hehehe#moriarty the patriot#yuukoku no moriarty#i loved this scene so much#the way sherlock just barges in like he owns the place#like#i was bored#so imma talk to you#i figured out where you work too btw#which you know since im here now#even if we have literally never spoken outside of random encounters#i still decided to visit you#at work#because#i wanted to#:)#and moriarty's just like: .....#'i have math homework to grade'#btw#artist's note i guess#im gonna be kind of busy#for the next few months#since my university starts up again in like two days#so definitely gonna slow down on the art front#anyway#i like moriarty the patriot
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how to fly 101 ft the best teachers

#tom iceman kazansky#pete maverick mitchell#top gun#top gun fanart#top gun 1986#low effort doodle#based off of my 9th grade math league team#aviiart
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everything is 10000% under control, they just need a break
#ct 72 7425 | scribbles#aviiart#me as I watched my stat grade drop 11 whole percentage points lmfao#scribbles is my coping mechanism#in my defense there was literally no math on the test and I am ✨illiterate✨#The Scribbles Squad
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Dudes from maths notes is all I can offer for now 😵💫
#postal game#postal dude#postal redux#p2#idiots idiots idiots idiots#menaces in different fonts#sadly I like awful camera quality pics#I got a nice grade on my maths test so now I believe I can doodle without my teacher commenting 😼#I do that nonetheless cause my hand doesn't ever stay still#it's always writing or doodling something even without me putting thought behind it!!!#hehehehhehehehe#been thinking a lot about postal recently#I wanna play postal again...#uyhufududhh#martyryo#doodles
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so i lost all my art from elementary but I do vaguely remember my neopets faerie oc and decided to draw her c:
DollPalace rainbow tail and all hahah
#neopets#my art#oc#water faerie#still very sad I dont have any of my art from before grade 6#I have literally everything else. all my old sketchbooks. stored in containers#but i do remember using my math set with two half circles and tracing a giant circle for her head and colouring a full rainbow tail hahah
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Suddenly remembering when an archaeology professor asked me to review The Mummy from an archaeological perspective, and I did make note of relevant archaeological stuff but also made note of how hard it would've been for Evy as a female archaeologist at that time...
And this woman came back at me going all "Oh but you didn't even bring up how it's a little colonialist for a white woman to be in charge of an archaeological expedition"....
BITCH!!! EVY IS EXPLICITLY HALF-EGYPTIAN IN THE FIRST MOVIE. HER ACTRESS IS JEWISH SO I CAN ONLY ASSUME EVY'S FATHER IS A BRITISH JEW. I CAN'T ENGAGE IN AN ARGUMENT BASED ON FACTS THAT SIMPLY DON'T EXIST IN THE MOVIE.
#the mummy#anthropology#archaeology#I also had a fight with this woman because she wanted us to do a final project but didn't give us details#until the last couple weeks of this class#and then she rejected my idea#so I just looked at my grade and did some math and simply didn't do the final project#because it would only take my grade from an A to a B and I simply didn't care anymore
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I failed my Math exam because it was divided into two parts and the second one was a cake decorating context and I didn't realize it so I did mine really badly.
#dream#im pretty sure this dream happened bc i am currently waiting for the results of my math exam#also im terrible at cooking and at decorating so having to do both for a grade was actually a nightmare#math#math exam#exam#contest#cake#cake decorating#cake decorating contest
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Math, grade 7, Ratios and Proportional Relationships 7.RP.A.3: Use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems. Examples: simple interest, tax, markups and markdowns, gratuities and commissions, fees, percent increase and decrease, percent error.
Essential Question: How can basic calculations of percent change influence major world events?
Do Now: Calculate the percent increase or decrease in each of the following equations. x = (28 - 17.9)/28 x = (41.5 - 57.7)/57.7
Class Discussion: Remind students about how to perform basic calculations of increase/decrease factors. Ask them whether this calculation would be more complicated if the quantities were dollars instead of just numbers (answer: no). Ask them whether this calculation would be more complicated if the quantities were billions of dollars instead of just dollars (answer: no). Show students that they just performed the exact same calculations that Donald Trump did in order to decide what tariffs should be put upon Indonesia and Thailand, respectively.
Finally, ask students whether important global trade decisions should be calculated with 7th grade math skills, or if perhaps this is insufficient given the severe consequences that could arise from such a dunning-kruger error.
Direct Instruction: Explain what a Dunning-Kruger error is, if for no other reason than to communicate how absolutely maddening has it is for legitimate experts who have dedicated their lives to nudging fiscal policy in the right direction and then watch as their president makes the worst decision possible on purpose.
Take a moment to explain the difference between an import and an export, so that students understand what these billions of dollars actually mean in the real world. Feel free to call out anyone who has ever questioned whether or not they would ever use this kind of math in the real world. Show them that it's happening right now, and make sure they understand how terrifying that is.

Acknowledge the variables: x: total exports from US to country i m: total imports to US from country i tau (τ): calculated % tariff on all imports to US from country i epsilon (ε): elasticity phi (φ): passthrough
Ask students what they think elasticity and passthrough mean, then show students this passage from ustr.gov:
Parameter Selection To calculate reciprocal tariffs, import and export data from the U.S. Census Bureau for 2024. Parameter values for ε and φ were selected. The price elasticity of import demand, ε, was set at 4. Recent evidence suggests the elasticity is near 2 in the long run (Boehm et al., 2023), but estimates of the elasticity vary. To be conservative, studies that find higher elasticities near 3-4 (e.g., Broda and Weinstein 2006; Simonovska and Waugh 2014; Soderbery 2018) were drawn on. The elasticity of import prices with respect to tariffs, φ, is 0.25. The recent experience with U.S. tariffs on China has demonstrated that tariff passthrough to retail prices was low (Cavallo et al, 2021).
Ask students if this clarified anything about what elasticity and passthrough mean. Most will say "no", but if anyone points out that multiplying 4 by 0.25 cancels them both out, reward them. That student is correct, because elasticity and passthrough have been arbitrarily assigned so as to make this calculation so simple that even Donald Trump can understand it.
Modeled Learning: Show how to apply these tariffs to popular imports such as raw coffee beans. For example, the USDA report of coffee imports from 2024 (page 6) shows that the vast majority of raw coffee is imported from Brazil.
A simple search with Perplexity.ai tells us that in 2024, imports (m) = $42.3 billion and exports (x) = $49.7 billion, so the reciprocal tariff would be (x-m)/m = (49.7-42.3)/42.3 = 17.5%.
Thus, all coffee imports from Brazil will automatically be 17.5% more expensive.
Be sure to highlight that this is happening to every country in the world, even those with total populations less than 1000.
Higher Order Learning:
Students should consider the following facts:
There is very little territory within the United States that can grow coffee.
Almost all coffee in the world is grown within what is called "The Global South", where the climate is warm and the labor is cheap.
The US exports significantly more (sometimes vastly more) to countries in the Global South than we import from them.
Students should then answer the following questions:
What will this universal tariff calculation do to the price of coffee?
Is there any way that US coffee companies can import the same amount of coffee as before without passing on the cost to consumers? Why or why not?
Do you think this tariff program will equalize imports and exports between the US and other countries? What other impacts could it have, good or bad, across the world?
#lesson plan#math#grade 7#trump tariffs#teachblr#I really should be devoting my time to other‚ more important things‚ but... I just had to do this today.#It's so obviously stupid#dunning kruger#Not even queueing this‚ just post.
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