Hi everyone,
I teach a couple of small mathematics classes at a university, which go over secondary-level mathematics. One is equivalent to the "standard" secondary mathematics classes and is aimed at students who need a big of a leg-up for science courses at university. The other is equivalent to an advanced high school mathematics class and is aimed at students who didn't do the advanced courses at school (or didn't do well at them) and want to study physical sciences, engineering or the like.
Anyway, I look forward to meeting you all and finding some new resources and ideas for my classes!
gs
I teach a couple of small mathematics classes at a university, which go over secondary-level mathematics. One is equivalent to the "standard" secondary mathematics classes and is aimed at students who need a big of a leg-up for science courses at university. The other is equivalent to an advanced high school mathematics class and is aimed at students who didn't do the advanced courses at school (or didn't do well at them) and want to study physical sciences, engineering or the like.
Anyway, I look forward to meeting you all and finding some new resources and ideas for my classes!
gs
