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I remember when I was back in high school mathematics. It was to reduce! Many problems with several solutions given on the back of a math book memory and many times my teachers just do not take the time to work on homework problems, so I got quite frustrated. They were busy meeting the requirements of the principle and delivering programs set for them.
So were poor slaves in the education system. But despite this frustration, I found too much “grace” in mathematics. In fact, I complete five math classes for four years in high school (algebra, geometry, algebra two, precalculus and calculus), and even considered a career as an actuarial mathematician.
However, over the years after college, I feel in love with computers and computer programming, software, documentation, and have taken steps recently to restore my love for mathematics. I finished my MS Mathematics Education at Nova Southeastern University and have recaptured my math skills. Mathematics is magical because it helps you to “reason” your way through problems in small steps until a final solution is found.
math, in many ways, is philosophical and helps the student learn to reason from within the parameters of certain principles of mathematics and law. So it’s a real blessing to be able to think in this way. In the world of business, we are presented with the parameters of the job or task, and will work towards a solution, but at the same time respecting the very parameters that define the project. This is the real “magic” behind the math: you learn to “use the rules” and rather than see them as an obstacle, you begin to see them as real helpers towards a final solution
Mathematics is. a great skill and must be applied in business – financial as. Experts from both professions have much to gain by opening the old math books and win some problems. They get back in touch with the core of decision-making capacity. This may mean back to them in many ways -. And soon they will find themselves face at work and in all the number-crunching efforts
Regards, Keith Johnson, Webmaster “FreeMathRescue.com”
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