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scmb1 · 2010-05-14 17:58:36

16Skittles wrote:
scmb1 wrote:
Just wait to you get to... I won't say- it might scare you. You're lucky compared to my 6th grade experience. My school didn't have any accelerated classes and they wouldn't let 6th graders take 7th grade math. We did simple stuff all year- you know what I mean- fractions, factors, primes, (very) simple geometry, etc. At the end of the year we did some "algebra." In other words, we solved simple (as in 4x+5=25) linear equations Yuck.
I skipped 5th this year and still do math a grade ahead

You're lucky that your school allows that.

Last edited by scmb1 (2010-05-14 20:02:44)

16Skittles · 2010-05-14 19:31:44

scmb1 wrote:
16Skittles wrote:
scmb1 wrote:
Just wait to you get to... I won't say- it might scare you. You're lucky compared to my 6th grade experience. My school didn't have any accelerated classes and they wouldn't let 6th graders take 7th grade math. We did simple stuff all year- you know what I mean- fractions, factors, primes, (very) simple geometry, etc. At the end of the year we did some "algebra." In other words, we solved simple (as in 4x+5=25) linear equations Yuck.
I skipped 5th this year and still do math a grade ahead
You're lucky that your school allow that.

scince 3rd grade I did math a grade ahead and when we moved the elementary schools only went k-5, so we skipped.

coolstuff · 2010-05-14 19:34:03

I actually skipped grade 7 math to do grade 8 math. Since I'm in grade 8 now, I'm going to a highschool every day to do grade 9 math, then taking a taxi back to my normal school. This means that in grade 12 I don't have to take math at all!

ThePCKid · 2010-05-15 10:51:36

joeisawesome wrote:
ThePCKid wrote:
joeisawesome wrote:
lol, wait to you get to factoring.

My edits are in red
Am I correct?
First one is, not sure where you're going on the second one, lulz, i failed math.

Look at the last equation of each problem to see my real answer