At Merrylands High, the popularity of maths has surged among the least likely students – the ones who have spent most of their school career avoiding it.
It is also designed to help students pass the minimum numeracy standard, which they will have to reach in order to receive their HSC qualification from next year. "There's a lot of real-life learning. They can see the value in it, they see the mathematics in real life as opposed to on a textbook page. They are able to see how it relates to them and their lives outside school."
there's so much they can access to teach themselves maths it really isn't a drama, also these kids look like they could afford tutors.
Well done lefties
You over at the fake news SMH have been for years supporting teachers that teach by the new ways of teaching that, don't work.. back to the old tried and true ways of learning ..but that, will never happen? teachers would needs work!!
Talk about dumbing down year 11 and 12. These kids should be in apprenticeships after year 10
I thought they are cosplayers.
How many grams to an ounce? How many ounces to a kilo?