I did not actually teach the math concepts, but would show my student how to
use the various tools.  I would check in with the math teacher to ensure
that I was teaching the right concept on the calculator etc., but the
instruction was delivered from the math teacher.

HTH, 
Sharon 

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Subject: [VICUG-L] math concerns

Hello all, this week I will be working with someone who is planning on
taking a high level statistics class, and perhaps other higher level math
classes, and I want to help this person out and get to know about this kind
of math, but the concern is that I am not very good in math and struggled
with it to the point where in college I had to take logic in place of it
with not very good results.  I am just wondering what others have done in
terms of assisting with the calculators and things like that with math if
they themselves are not good in it? From what I can gather, we are going to
be working with the Apex and possibly Excell and some other things perhaps.


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