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1. CBSE Class X December 13, 2009 Trigonometry – the branch of mathematics, dealing with six T–ratios is interesting. While it is a game for some to play with, it is head–scratching for others. But a little care can ward off all the unfounded fears of students, is opined by me. In CBSE Class X 2010 examination, trigonometry carries a weightage of 12 marks out of 80. It includes one question of 1 mark, one question of 2 marks, one question of 3 marks and 1 question of 6 marks. The important topics in CBSE Board examinations which attract the attention of the examiner for setting of questions are:– 1. relation among six ratio... (read more) Author: tcyonline tcy

2. My Pungent Addiction September 25, 2009 Back in 1999, I was a 15 year old high school kid struggling with tough subjects like Trigonometry and Calculus. Mama told me to visit our Korean neighbors to solve my numerical burdens. All I have to do is spend a few hours with them talking in English in exchange for my free Math lessons! When I entered their home, their was a very strong and pungent smell. It doesn't smell like anything my sensitive nose has encountered! After an hour or two of equations and conversations in broken English, I felt the need to escape! The scent from the kitchen was so strong that my olfactory nerves wer... (read more) Author: Fritzie Villaruz

3. Homeschooling August 18, 2009 Many well intentioned parents started out homeschooling their Kindergarten kid. Teaching a little kid basic math skills is pretty straightforward to most parents even if they weren't truly powerful in math. However, what about when that sweet tiny five year old requires a Trigonometry or Calculus teacher? Some fogeys are faced with this challenge sooner than they were expecting. Come visit us right here for more homeschool and home schooling Info and get a bunch of great Homeschool Tip Ebooks Homeschool Classifieds. http://www.HomeSchoolJewel.com advanced math classes are not subjects that... (read more) Author: Coy Orr

4. How to Read a Ruler August 04, 2009 A ruler is one of the basic materials that are required in school. We remember using it to make straight lines during art classes. Your trigonometry teacher has also asked you to use a protractor, which is also a form of a ruler. We have been using a ruler since kindergarten (and maybe even before that), yet there are some who have taken for granted learning how to properly use a ruler. If you are teaching a kid on using one, here are some tips. 1. Determine the difference between metric and English systems. The twelve-inch ruler usually has two types of measurements – the metri... (read more) Author: Kenny Leones

5. Math Tutoring Connection: Where Tutors and Tutees Unite! April 07, 2009 Hi there. Welcome to Math Tutoring Connection. Here you will be able to connect with tutors and tutees from around the world. Everyone knows that mathematics is a rigorous subject. The purpose of this site is not just for those who need help with mathematics to seek helpers but it is also for helpers to seek those who need help. Every time you turn around, someone is failing mathematics as well as scoring low on standardized tests in schools across the country. A good reason for this is that mathematics is a weakness among most students and there are simply not enough tutors to help... (read more) Author: Carlton Coleman

6. Why investing in a Corporate Training Library will better your Business March 16, 2009 It’s not as difficult a formula as you learned in trigonometry class, but there are definitely a number of steps to go through to build a satisfied customer base. Beyond the basics – having a good product or service to begin with, being honest and dependable in all your dealings, having employees with character and people skills – it comes down to good training, the type that is ongoing and covers all the bases. A corporate training library could be just the missing ingredient that your business needs to give your employees the edge in an ever more competitive marketpla... (read more) Author: Hugh Nguyen

7. Do You Have What It Takes To Be a Property Surveyor? March 10, 2009 Who becomes a property surveyor and is it a good career? Those may be the questions you ask yourself when thinking about your career path. You know those men and women in the fluorescent vests, surrounded by construction cones looking through what appears to be an old style camera? Those could soon be your people! People with a love for geometry, trigonometry and engineering are often drawn to property surveying careers. If you find planning communities, architecture and urban development exciting, look to property surveying as an exciting career option. Education High school, college st... (read more) Author: 10x Marketing

8. Where to Find Immediate Math Help March 05, 2009 Math is not easy for me. It takes me a lot of brain power to understand and learn math. Math education was not my strong point either. It took me extra hours, tutoring and lots of math games to help me learn math. I'm talking about high school math. You know geometry, algebra, trigonometry, and the like. More than that, I remember having to sit for long hours trying to figure out how to study or do my math homework without my dad's help. I would get Math Anxiety, and my palms would sweat and my heart would flutter and I would write, erase, write, erase and the list goes on. Now I find my... (read more) Author: Judy Stevens

9. Getting to A: Before I Failed, I Went Online January 13, 2009 I just brought home a report card that I thought I would never see. I was having lots of trouble getting my trigonometry and chemistry classes ironed out. I knew that I could get it if I just had a little more time to apply what I was learning, but there was just no time in class. Class sizes in my high school have at least twenty seven kids in each class, and that means that my teachers have their hands full throughout class. Sure, teachers have after school hours for extra help, but they have at least five classes each full of kids like me that needs help. Fifteen minutes after school ... (read more) Author: Kaila Morris

10. Land Surveyors Services December 30, 2008 Surveying means accurately determination of the terrestrial or three-dimensional space positions of points and the distances and angles between them. This are the positions based on the surface of the earth. They help to draw maps and boundaries for ownership purposes. There are different tools such as mathematics, geometry, trigonometry, physics, law used in surveying. Land Surveying is a process through which land is measured. It helps in planning, designing, and establishing of boundary of properties. Land surveying can also include services such as mapping, construction layout surveys, pr... (read more) Author: john .

11. Raising Honest Children December 02, 2008 My daughter Katie was a child prodigy. Most would be proud; I was not. You see, Katie did not master trigonometry at 3, or pick out Bach symphonies at 5. Instead, my Katie was a gifted liar. She figured out how to lie before children are supposed to realize there is any advantage to it. By age three, most kids have figured out that lying may be a way to escape the time out chair. My child, when she was barely two, would brazenly claim that she had not eaten that last cookie, despite the crumbs all over her face. Lying is an Epidemic Unfortunately, recent studies predict that Kat... (read more) Author: Sheila Gregoire

12. How You Can Measure The Size Of Planets October 16, 2008 Ever wondered how scientists came up with planet sizes? It's not like somebody took a really long measuring tape and wrapped this around one planet to take its specs, right? Well, it has to do with mathematics and the gift of observation. Distance did it Back in the day, it was Copernicus who found out how to compute the approximate distance between planets by using trigonometry. It was discovered that the distances were all relative to the distance between the Sun and our planet Earth, called the astronomical unit. Only problem was, the scientists during that time didn't know the figure... (read more) Author: Jeff Seward

13. Vedic Mathematics in a nutshell May 27, 2008 Arrgh!!! Well! If this is your reaction upon hearing the word “MATH”, you are not alone. You too are part of that ever increasing family which loves to hate it. I’d like to quote Thomas Friedman – The World Is Flat. It indeed is. (And Oh, I don’t want to offend the geography and science people.) We are all on a level playing field when it comes to Math. It has always been the pet-peeve of most of us. Do you still remember the stories in the Reader where the valiant hero fights with the tiger? Interesting, weren’t they? The only difference (though a major one) between Math and t... (read more) Author: Jannat Bhullar

14. The Fourteen Focul Points of Success: #8 Education December 12, 2007 Learning is important. We hear that it is from our politicians, teachers, parents, peers. But they couldn't be more wrong. Because what is learned is so much more important than merely learning or learning what is only perceived to be appropriate knowledge. And learning US history, English literature, trigonometry, chemistry, biology is a complete waste of time . . . if in learning them you are simply doing what you are told. (I had a student come to me with a serious problem: habitual procrastination. I told her to stop doing what she was told and get to doing what she loves. End of procrasti... (read more) Author: Jeff Brown

15. Do you hate trigonometry? April 03, 2007 Not your cup of tea, huh? Try out the following steps: 1. Start with writing 1 identity on a piece of paper. An example would be Tan Square Theta +1=Cosec Square Theta. Divide the paper vertically into 3 columns. 2. In the first column, divide all the terms by Sin Square Theta and write down the results. 3. In the next column divide all the terms by Cos Square Theta and write down each step. 4. Next divide all the terms by Tan Square Theta and write your results in the third column. 5. What do you see? I will tell you the first 3 things that I observed when I did it myself as a ki... (read more) Author: Ishani Dutta

16. Math Tutors March 13, 2006 A math tutor is a private instructor who teaches the subject to an individual student or a small group. Such focused, one-on-one attention allows the tutor to improve the student's knowledge or skills far more quickly than in a traditional classroom setting.Qualified tutors provide mathematical assistance to students of all academic levels spanning from elementary math to graduate level math including algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, statistics, accounting, finance, economics, SAT, ACT, GRE, and GMAT. These tutors evaluate the student’s math deficit and provide instructions customize... (read more) Author: Max Bellamy

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