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Thursday, March 27, 2008
Jena - WhattayaThink?
"Is it more difficult for deaf to learn math, especially in a setting where the teacher signs? In particular math such as algebra and calculus?"
Hahahaha. Cathy knew I have something to say for this question. Fortunately I got the good genes and I excel in math. I don't know anyone else who's a female and also deaf that enjoys math as much as I do. Sooo for me, its not difficult to learn math at all. Honestly, I think in comparsion of deaf students and hearing students, math learning is all the same. Especially with the ladies in general haha.
Hey Cathy, do you remember 5th grade long division?? I'll never forget it!
Ok, yes, I know what long division is. No, I don't remember if there is a story here. You know I HATE math and try to forget all things number related!
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Hahahaha. Cathy knew I have something to say for this question. Fortunately I got the good genes and I excel in math. I don't know anyone else who's a female and also deaf that enjoys math as much as I do. Sooo for me, its not difficult to learn math at all. Honestly, I think in comparsion of deaf students and hearing students, math learning is all the same. Especially with the ladies in general haha.
Hey Cathy, do you remember 5th grade long division?? I'll never forget it!
Long division? What's that?
are you teasing me? I can't tell!
Ok, yes, I know what long division is. No, I don't remember if there is a story here. You know I HATE math and try to forget all things number related!
we did one long division problem with mrs lee class and i got it right and you made me stand on my desk!
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