Jaimie and Livvie, I see that you’re waiting to see if the piece wise math is complete from me. But I will be posting another drawing thread out there soon for them to ... moreJaimie and Livvie, I see that you’re waiting to see if the piece wise math is complete from me. But I will be posting another drawing thread out there soon for them to pick-out more drawing requests, then I will look through & calculate rest of the piece wise math I copied that if I didn’t see other replies from you. May each of you do just the drawing replies on the drawing thread if I post that, and keep the math replies in the posted math thread(s)? And I will start working on that math now- less
When it comes to the use of punctuation marks/symbols in your writing(s), which one or ones cause you the most confusion as to where, when, and how to use them or not... more
When it comes to the use of punctuation marks/symbols in your writing(s), which one or ones cause you the most confusion as to where, when, and how to use them or not use them?~
placing their child or children in private school as opposed to public school, and if so, what are the reasons for that regret?
When I was growing up, Maryann R. was a fello... moreplacing their child or children in private school as opposed to public school, and if so, what are the reasons for that regret?
When I was growing up, Maryann R. was a fellow student who came from a quite well-to-do family, her parents were much older than all of the other parents, maybe in their fifties as opposed to their thirties. I seem to remember she and I had attended school together since second grade. During seventh or eighth grade, she suddenly disappeared, and reappeared in tenth or eleventh grade. She mused that her parents had thought she was getting too wild and put her in a Catholic all-girls school to address the problem, but it has backfired because her behavior got worse instead of better. She found it very funny, and was glad to be back among her friends in public school. In her teenaged mind, she saw it as scoring a victory over her parents.~ less
My grandmothers were born during the 1880's into a society that view the education of girls to be a waste of time and money. My great-grandparents believe that their da... moreMy grandmothers were born during the 1880's into a society that view the education of girls to be a waste of time and money. My great-grandparents believe that their daughters only had to know how to run a household for their husbands. As such, one of my grandmothers did not have any formal education, while another grandmother went to school for a few years.
I learned to write in cursive style as an 8-year-old in school.According to Wikipedia "Cursive has been in decline throughout the 21st century due to its perceived lack of necessit... moreI learned to write in cursive style as an 8-year-old in school.According to Wikipedia "Cursive has been in decline throughout the 21st century due to its perceived lack of necessity." Some years ago, a teacher's union called cursive a "dying art." Other consider cursive too tedious to learn and question its usefulness because of the widespread usage of computers and the teaching of "keyboard proficiency" instead of cursive.
