www.fark.com is a good place to start.
Some teachers at my school make me wonder as well.
The Algebra II honors teacher (My brother and a good friend has her) was doing division upside down... as in 3/6= 2.
The Civics teacher is incapable of grading quizzes, and asks questions she never taught us on them. One worksheet she made had this (or close enough)
"Nintendo sells 1.7 million Wii systems for $503,000,000" We were supposed to tell what that meant (marginal cost, total cost, marginal revenue, total revenue, etc...)
Me and my friend (same one as above. She's pretty smart, and I make good grades too) put total revenue. It's how much money Nintendo raked in, isn't it?
Nope. The teacher-approved answer was total cost. Nintendo must've used $503 million to make those Wiis. (1 wii= $250. 2 million wiis= $500 million). Me and my friend just look at each other whenever a decision like that is made.
Some teachers at my school make me wonder as well.
The Algebra II honors teacher (My brother and a good friend has her) was doing division upside down... as in 3/6= 2.
The Civics teacher is incapable of grading quizzes, and asks questions she never taught us on them. One worksheet she made had this (or close enough)
"Nintendo sells 1.7 million Wii systems for $503,000,000" We were supposed to tell what that meant (marginal cost, total cost, marginal revenue, total revenue, etc...)
Me and my friend (same one as above. She's pretty smart, and I make good grades too) put total revenue. It's how much money Nintendo raked in, isn't it?
Nope. The teacher-approved answer was total cost. Nintendo must've used $503 million to make those Wiis. (1 wii= $250. 2 million wiis= $500 million). Me and my friend just look at each other whenever a decision like that is made.