Trigonometry

The book I read for the second quarter is John Muir Father of our National Parks by Charles Norman. John Muir was originally from Scotland and he moved to America in 1849 with his father Daniel and his brother David, his mother and sisters to follow shortly after. Conservation is highly valued by John however this book also shows another theme, value education because it often leads to a better future. John and his brother David are constantly learning throughout their childhood on the…

Settling In Colorado It was my father who decided to take me to Colorado for my future and to continue my education. I felt shocked when I heard that he wanted to take me there. At the beginning I refused the idea because I did not want to leave Dubai and my friends. Dubai was a beautiful mansion to me, as it was my first love. When I came to Colorado, I felt like I was lost in a sea of nameless faces. I met family members that I never knew. Every time I remember Dubai, and the people back…

courses from the Community College of Aurora while still attending Hinkley High School. This allows me to receive credit for high school and for college at the same time. So far with this program, I have been able to take College Algebra, College Trigonometry, Humanities, English Composition I/II, Calculus I, College 101: Student Experience,Macroeconomics, Biology 111, and Intro to Statistics. These concurrent enrollment classes from the Community College of Aurora will also help me graduate…

personality. She has inspired me to want to excel in math, and has provided me a better understanding and confidence in my ability to do algebra and geometry. I’ve truly enjoyed her class, and hope that I get her again next year for advanced algebra and trigonometry…

worked for the railroad. His mother dropped out of school during her sophomore year and was a housewife. Dr. Blackwell grew up in an integrated community. He attended “mixed” schools, where he consumed himself in mathematics. However, algebra and trigonometry were boring to him. Moreover, in his high school geometry class, he discovered his passion for…

the field how the job functions on a daily basis and finally how the career impacts everybody including society and of course the automotive technician as well. During high school years, it is necessary to take mathematics including geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and two years of algebra in order to be a successful auto-mechanic. Taking physics, chemistry, biology and computer programing or applications and of course staying fit is required to do many things. Automotive Technicians must…

As the topic of discussion, I decided to ask my grandmother about her childhood, the differences in school between Japan and America, as well as the expectations placed on women after they graduated from academics. My grandmother was born on August 23, 1941 in Tokyo, Japan. Growing up as the only daughter out of five children, she was rather a tomboy and often ran and played with the boys rather with the girls. She reminisced the times when the boys would catch bugs, play baseball, or have a…

Math is an exact science; there is no grey location. Much like another location to look at, we need to first analyze the basics to head farther. Even artwork requires a basic knowledge of paints, brushes, backgrounds, expression, composition, and plenty greater. Very not often can a person just make it up to get the meaning of it. The identical is going for math. Very hardly ever are you able to just make something up, “guess,” and get by. However, coaching math is one hassle in itself. We first…

High School Sports Should high schools be all about education, and grades? I couldn’t see myself getting up in the morning excited to learn trigonometry. Let alone be happy in a place like my school. My point would be that I only come to school because I find motivation in the sports that this school has to offer. I tell myself I have to turn my homework in, or I need to read this page, and study so I can pass my test to play Friday night. I believe sports gives so much more than what others…

The Middle Ages began in 500 CE after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, and ended in 1350 CE. People of this time lived in a feudal system. Their social hierarchy started at the bottom with peasants, then knights, then nobles, then the king. These people were very religious and dedicated to the Catholic church. The rise of education and universities is what kept this period from being completely dark. However, many events took place over this time period that made the majority of the Middle…