America ... good in math?
America ... good in math?
I don't think so.
I think the countries that are high level in math are Korea and China.
America's education system is equivalent to a child with Downs Syndrome. My tutor was originally from Germany and taught me Calculus before I was 12 years of age, meanwhile the American public school I went to was barely scratching division. It's a joke.
Egypt xD
Exam : 5 + 5 = 9
joking
Exam : 5 + 5 = 9
joking
well we have higher knowledge then most countries
and math suxs
and math suxs
Originally Posted by blargfoot
I don't think so.
Southeast region of Los Angeles, 99% Asians, 8th grade
Too many Geometry students to the point where the lowest passing ones on the Algebra I final were forced to retake Algebra I
If you advance by 1 level each year, it should be Calculus (excluding Statistics since it could be taken anytime after Algebra II) by Junior/11th in high school (Geometry [8th] > Algebra II [9th] > Precalculus/Trigonometry [10th] > Calculus [11th])
Moved to Northern California, 99% Caucasians moderate/conservative Christians, 11th grade
Only 6-15 max (including me) are Juniors taking Calculus
America fails at math in part where intellectual thoughts are barely promoted (barely any football in the high school I was suppose to attend back in LA, so much hype in NorCal)
My conclusion for reason is organized religion because it doesn't promote curiosity but rather being satisfied with the given or even don't care about knowledge
That said, I still have only met 1 or 2 Christians who only try to maintain their relations with just God and the Bible (not sure which version)
So yeah, religion is problem, and if anyone wants to debate on me with that, VM me, make another thread, or something (and don't use people like Kepler, Galileo, Newton, Einstein, or other well respected and credited scientists that are SOMEWHAT religious; they're the 1 in many ratio of smarts to idiots)
Too many Geometry students to the point where the lowest passing ones on the Algebra I final were forced to retake Algebra I
If you advance by 1 level each year, it should be Calculus (excluding Statistics since it could be taken anytime after Algebra II) by Junior/11th in high school (Geometry [8th] > Algebra II [9th] > Precalculus/Trigonometry [10th] > Calculus [11th])
Moved to Northern California, 99% Caucasians moderate/conservative Christians, 11th grade
Only 6-15 max (including me) are Juniors taking Calculus
America fails at math in part where intellectual thoughts are barely promoted (barely any football in the high school I was suppose to attend back in LA, so much hype in NorCal)
My conclusion for reason is organized religion because it doesn't promote curiosity but rather being satisfied with the given or even don't care about knowledge
That said, I still have only met 1 or 2 Christians who only try to maintain their relations with just God and the Bible (not sure which version)
So yeah, religion is problem, and if anyone wants to debate on me with that, VM me, make another thread, or something (and don't use people like Kepler, Galileo, Newton, Einstein, or other well respected and credited scientists that are SOMEWHAT religious; they're the 1 in many ratio of smarts to idiots)
America just has a few scattered people who are actually gifted. The rest just slide on with their hard work.
But they good In english
Originally Posted by *Phantom*
But they good In english
Originally Posted by Lehsyrus
America's education system is equivalent to a child with Downs Syndrome. My tutor was originally from Germany and taught me Calculus before I was 12 years of age, meanwhile the American public school I went to was barely scratching division. It's a joke.
okay
Originally Posted by noob555
calculus at 12 LOL
okay
okay
I'll make it easy for your slow mind. If you have one variable, and you need to find two more conjugated variables, you use calculus. Oh mah GAWD so easy!
Originally Posted by Lehsyrus
Sorry it was so hard for you to find derivatives and integrals. Sorry division a multiplication of the common factor of binumerals is difficult for you as well, though to other countries, they aren't sorry that you couldn't do basic problems at the age of 12
I'll make it easy for your slow mind. If you have one variable, and you need to find two more conjugated variables, you use calculus. Oh mah GAWD so easy!
Originally Posted by noob555
Basic calculus =/= knowing calculus
Originally Posted by Lehsyrus
That's the most moronic thing you've ever posted. If someone knows he basics of ANYTHING, then they know that said subject. Try may not know the advanced techniques, but literally and figuratively they still know that subject. But keep thinking what you want, your posts are just instigation techniques to attempt to start issues with your egocentric attitude. Enjoy being an ignorant little fool.
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