Is Common Core Math Good or Bad?

[Timsup2nothin]

THE military? Is there only one "military" in the world and all of history? Banal nationalist slip detected!

Yes, THE military. As in current era military that are basically all the same in some ways despite their various nationalities. I've been involved in exercises that included a whole lot of different navies, and everyone uses zulu time. So there!

It took me a while to figure out, but I actually identified more with "enemy" sailors than I did with my civilian countrymen.

 

[tuckerkao]

Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawkings would have gotten nowhere if they limited themselves to "real numbers."

√-1 is a classic imaginary number appearing in Calculus, formula such as (2 - i)(2 + i) are approved already.

I enjoy to create my own Dozenal PC keyboard, of course, I won't force anyone to use it unlike the Democrats and their common core programs, I do hard core math.

 

[Truthy]

Dude that’s hard core

 

[Timsup2nothin]

Hard core is pretty uncommon.

 

[Birdjaguar]

In most hard core experiences CFCer are exposed to, one mistake means death and end of game.

Spoiler :

Or, multiple partners all of whom have tattoos.

 

[Patine]

In most hard core experiences CFCer are exposed to, one mistake means death and end of game.

Spoiler :

Or, multiple partners all of whom have tattoos.

There is no such setting (unless self-imposed) in Civ2 - the Mater Iteration of the Game!

 

[Birdjaguar]

I was not referring to Civ, but to all the games with a Hard core mode that ends that characters play upon death. It was not a serious post.

 

[Patine]

I was not referring to Civ, but to all the games with a Hard core mode that ends that characters play upon death. It was not a serious post.

Well, those are kinds of games I do not enjoy and never play, so the term was only familiar in vague, misty, 3rd person references here and there. I play strategy games and MMO's, almost entirely.

 

[tuckerkao]

Hard core is pretty uncommon.

The behind scene is always uncommon because they are harder, however I need them, so I can figure out my Common Core Math and other tasks faster.

I have the fully functional 2 new symbols and their font functions for the dozenal math, so I can recolor them to show the multiples of 3 and 6 in cyan and blue as well as the primes in red.

 

[tuckerkao]

IMO a lot of teachers complain about change, period. What is especially frustrating is any time a new system of teaching or for tracking learning is used, everyone immediately attacks it as a failing, unworkable system. The truth is that the nature of education means a new policy/system needs at least 5 years to show results, and I'd argue a full assessment really can't be done until you've had entire an cohort go through the updated system from birth through secondary school.

Check out this common core math lesson online -

The fraction multiplications are the hardest parts of the common core math, I tried myself, it seemed work pretty good on my side. Finally figured out a functional way to divide them up -