Post by melbearpokemaster on Apr 26, 2011 7:18:03 GMT -7
My Life As Math Book: Full Of Problems, Mistakes, and Markings.
BY:M.S.
I am a used Algebra 2 book. Full of little bored doodles and some easy and some complex problems. Occasionally, the little drawings and doodles you find, show how much fun you were having (Whether it was lots of fun, or no fun at all).
Sometimes you find that you can't understand the problems. You find yourself confused about the equation, caught up in little unimportant details that don't matter. You are at a loss for something so complex. Sometimes, if you're just lucky enough, you find that you can understand the simplicity, and love how math all works out in the end.
Sometimes it takes many mistakes to solve a problem correctly. You need a piece of scratch paper and a pencil with a good eraser. If needed you can call upon the good old friend, the calculator, to make sure you are correct in doing the math.After awhile the pages of the book get older and older, spilled on, and torn. Sometimes answers get written in and they're wrong. Eventually the binding starts to fall apart. You use tape to fix the torn pages. You erase the Pencil marks, but there is still a faint mark that can be seen. In the end, you really understand and get the concept of [glow=red,2,300]X[/glow] is unknown.
BY:M.S.
I am a used Algebra 2 book. Full of little bored doodles and some easy and some complex problems. Occasionally, the little drawings and doodles you find, show how much fun you were having (Whether it was lots of fun, or no fun at all).
Sometimes you find that you can't understand the problems. You find yourself confused about the equation, caught up in little unimportant details that don't matter. You are at a loss for something so complex. Sometimes, if you're just lucky enough, you find that you can understand the simplicity, and love how math all works out in the end.
Sometimes it takes many mistakes to solve a problem correctly. You need a piece of scratch paper and a pencil with a good eraser. If needed you can call upon the good old friend, the calculator, to make sure you are correct in doing the math.After awhile the pages of the book get older and older, spilled on, and torn. Sometimes answers get written in and they're wrong. Eventually the binding starts to fall apart. You use tape to fix the torn pages. You erase the Pencil marks, but there is still a faint mark that can be seen. In the end, you really understand and get the concept of [glow=red,2,300]X[/glow] is unknown.
