Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 72nd Edition
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could be modelling method. simutaneous sound too chim for primary 3
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what modelling method?
this is pure math.. the same things which Fermat was doing.. -
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actually nowadays they like to teach a lot of trial and error sumsOriginally posted by the Bear:i got woken up..
my mom is teaching a neighbour's primary 3 child english
however, he's stuck with a math problem
two actually..
he's given two "math" questions which require either multi-dimensional simultaneous calculation or pure trial and error.. and the primary 3 children don't even know what the hell the question is trying to tell them...
and these "sums" are stressing the hell out of them..
i have the feeling the education ministry is trying to find the next Carl Gauss or Leonhard Euler... the hell with the rest..
i think .. it is good in the sense that it teaches children that sometimes maths does not mean just knowing the formula... but finding the answer thru trial and error can make sense too..
but yeah i tried a few of these sums and i'm stumped
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If learning maths means knowing how you get to the answer, then trial and error is simply not the way.
I is lurving maths, but only when I can understand the problem.
And since I love maths, naturally I fell in love with physics and economics. -
that's the thing.. i tihnk a lot of kids sort of 'give up' when they cannot get the answer... but a lot of times, it should not be the case ba.Originally posted by SBS3625D:If learning maths means knowing how you get to the answer, then trial and error is simply not the way.
I is lurving maths, but only when I can understand the problem.
And since I love maths, naturally I fell in love with physics and economics.
A lot of trial and error is also based on logical deductions - and kids need to learn that too. -
Well, trial and error is a good way to get the answer, but more importantly, kids must understand the reasoning behind the pattern that allows one to use trial and error since this method relies on pattern.Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:that's the thing.. i tihnk a lot of kids sort of 'give up' when they cannot get the answer... but a lot of times, it should not be the case ba.
A lot of trial and error is also based on logical deductions - and kids need to learn that too.
Once you get the idea, you'll never need to use trial and error again.
Before I learned how to use the pattern formulae (forgot what its called), I used trial and error when I got stuck, now by deriving the right formula from a problem, I never needed such a method again. -
knocked out suddenly!
now i'm awake! -
OPEN SESAME!!!
Good morning!! It's a happy Sunday morning!! -
*me mysteriously appears in a great big sneeze*
Okay.... turns out that my allergic rhinitis is in fact the flu.
Sore throat, runny nose, cough, headaches..... the classic symptoms are all there.
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I dunno why
Shade343 is worst than bus nutters
He/ She said dusty buses wun kill and it's better than shareholders getting lesser divd
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a true investor
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Sorry... mis-post... because the Japanese Kanji characters cannot show!
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I take it that he does not have allergic rhinitis.....Originally posted by sbst275:He/ She said dusty buses wun kill and it's better than shareholders getting lesser divd -
It added that SMRT is a public listed firm, so shareholder interest overweighs commutersOriginally posted by fudgester:I take it that he does not have allergic rhinitis..... -
Doesn't matter what kind of firm....Originally posted by sbst275:It added that SMRT is a public listed firm, so shareholder interest overweighs commuters
Any company that puts profits before serving their customers is doomed to failure.
The only reason why they're still surviving is because commuters don't have much of a choice. -
http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=305316
Okay.... the TS is really asking for trouble.
He's a 6-pointer for the O Levels, and he fears going to a poly course he likes because he might get 'affected' by people of 'lower intellect'. -
deleted due to bad pics.. trying again
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as above
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Ok. You're driving me mad too.
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fudgey> Go straight to the point and whack this kuku hard lah.
What an ass-hole. -
Asking for troubleOriginally posted by fudgester:http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=305316
Okay.... the TS is really asking for trouble.
He's a 6-pointer for the O Levels, and he fears going to a poly course he likes because he might get 'affected' by people of 'lower intellect'.
Ytd's PAP Times, one poly course at NP the cut off pt is 9
It's better than most of the JC -
I'll give such an idiot trouble since he asks for it.Originally posted by sbst275:Asking for trouble
Ytd's PAP Times, one poly course at NP the cut off pt is 9
It's better than most of the JC
Don't hesitate to bring this guy down. -
lovely description.
but i have to say...terrible pictures!! =\ cant see much
i LOVE cheese pizza. four cheese pizza. oh YES!
i also love shroomy pizza.
i had a blue cheese pizza recently. the sun dried tomatoes ruined it i do not like sun dried tomatoes. they ruin pizzas. -
Actually horOriginally posted by SBS3625D:I'll give such an idiot trouble since he asks for it.
Don't hesitate to bring this guy down.
My sibling was saying... the results back then now cannot enter NP at all le... other poly can still accept