Malicondi wrote:

Bardo1900 wrote:

It could be a case of dyscalculia

did you know that 7/5 kids suffer from math illiteracy?

undeterminstic wrote:

can i join i am in calculus and am in 7th grade

undeterminstic wrote:

can i join i am in calculus and am in 7th grade

Sunny_Outside wrote:

Hello, may i join the team?

I am proficient in 9th-grade Biology, Geometry, and 9th-grade ELA, as for elective courses, if you'd like those, I am also proficient in Speech and Debate. For clarity, I'm a Freshman in high school.

(Thank you for your time (・∀・)!)

undeterminstic wrote:

can i join i am in calculus and am in 7th grade

me earlier wrote:

Sorry, we aren't hiring, but you can still help out whenever you can. The “teacher” positon has kinda lost it's significance, since anyone can help

medians wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

Bardo1900 wrote:

It could be a case of dyscalculia

did you know that 7/5 kids suffer from math illiteracy?

Actually, you're very incorrect. That's a huge underestimate.

TheExample_2020 wrote:

medians wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

Bardo1900 wrote:

It could be a case of dyscalculia

did you know that 7/5 kids suffer from math illiteracy?

Actually, you're very incorrect. That's a huge underestimate.

yeah it's 49/35 kids

-Rodri wrote:

TheExample_2020 wrote:

medians wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

Bardo1900 wrote:

It could be a case of dyscalculia

did you know that 7/5 kids suffer from math illiteracy?

Actually, you're very incorrect. That's a huge underestimate.

yeah it's 49/35 kids

I'm so confused, 7/5 and 49/35 are the same thing. Also, wouldn't it be 5/7? For every 7 children, 5 suffer from math illiteracy. Am i getting this right, or am i one of those math-illiterate kids????

starlightsparker wrote:

I might be math-illiterate because I’m homeschooled, barely ever study, and I’m 3 grades behind and I don’t know time tables after 7.
however when I do study I take in information pretty fast

I will fix my study thing soon though, atleast I’m not slow at studying.. I just don’t study sometimes lol-

starlightsparker wrote:

I might be math-illiterate because I’m homeschooled, barely ever study, and I’m 3 grades behind and I don’t know time tables after 7.
however when I do study I take in information pretty fast

I will fix my study thing soon though, atleast I’m not slow at studying.. I just don’t study sometimes lol-

starlightsparker wrote:

I might be math-illiterate because I’m homeschooled, barely ever study, and I’m 3 grades behind and I don’t know time tables after 7.
however when I do study I take in information pretty fast

I will fix my study thing soon though, atleast I’m not slow at studying.. I just don’t study sometimes lol-

-Rodri wrote:

TheExample_2020 wrote:

medians wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

Bardo1900 wrote:

It could be a case of dyscalculia

did you know that 7/5 kids suffer from math illiteracy?

Actually, you're very incorrect. That's a huge underestimate.

yeah it's 49/35 kids

I'm so confused, 7/5 and 49/35 are the same thing. Also, wouldn't it be 5/7? For every 7 children, 5 suffer from math illiteracy. Am i getting this right, or am i one of those math-illiterate kids????

-Rodri wrote:

When making a convenient rate for the average person to understand, what goes first?

For example, if a Hot Wheels car moves, uhh idk, 0.17 miles and hour, would it be more reasonable/make more sense to put the unit as 0.17 Miles/Hour or ~5.88 hours/Miles?

I'm not looking for the correct one per se, since they both are acceptable technically (according to my math teacher), but the one that is easier to comprehend.

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

starlightsparker wrote:

I might be math-illiterate because I’m homeschooled, barely ever study, and I’m 3 grades behind and I don’t know time tables after 7.
however when I do study I take in information pretty fast

I will fix my study thing soon though, atleast I’m not slow at studying.. I just don’t study sometimes lol-

so you're supposed to be in, I assume 5th grade?

starlightsparker wrote:

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

starlightsparker wrote:

I might be math-illiterate because I’m homeschooled, barely ever study, and I’m 3 grades behind and I don’t know time tables after 7.
however when I do study I take in information pretty fast

I will fix my study thing soon though, atleast I’m not slow at studying.. I just don’t study sometimes lol-

so you're supposed to be in, I assume 5th grade?

6th

medians wrote:

-Rodri wrote:

TheExample_2020 wrote:

medians wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

Bardo1900 wrote:

It could be a case of dyscalculia

did you know that 7/5 kids suffer from math illiteracy?

Actually, you're very incorrect. That's a huge underestimate.

yeah it's 49/35 kids

I'm so confused, 7/5 and 49/35 are the same thing. Also, wouldn't it be 5/7? For every 7 children, 5 suffer from math illiteracy. Am i getting this right, or am i one of those math-illiterate kids????

No, 5/7 is incorrect. That should be infinite/1 kids.

starlightsparker wrote:

I might be math-illiterate because I’m homeschooled, barely ever study, and I’m 3 grades behind and I don’t know time tables after 7.
however when I do study I take in information pretty fast

I will fix my study thing soon though, atleast I’m not slow at studying.. I just don’t study sometimes lol-

I feel like your parents aren’t correctly homeschooling you then.

TheExample_2020 wrote:

a joke (7/5 is more than the most possible, so it sounds like the speaker is math-illiterate.

among_us1w2 wrote:

should i put subway surfers footage at the bottom of my slideshow? everyone at school has a phone and around 90% use clock platform