By A Mystery Man Writer
One of the ways I identify the strength of a student’s foundation in mathematics is to give them a simple equation: –5 – 3 = ? What I usually get back from the student is the question “Is that a minus 3 or a negative 3?” To which I reply “Huh?” You see, I couldn’t…
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