Sequences are fun to learn and not really that difficult.
There are many similarities between arithmetic and geometric sequences, so
learn both together.
Enjoy !!!!!
From Mthcounts Mini: Sequences and Series
Easier concepts:
Sequences
Arithmetic sequence/determine the nth term
Arithmetic and geometric sequences
Mathcounts strategies : review some sums
Note : Don't just memorize, but really understand the concepts.
Harder concepts:
Sum and Average of An Evenly Space
Relationship between arithmetic sequences, mean and median
Sequences, series and patterns
Some Common Sums
Sunday, December 10, 2023
Thursday, November 23, 2023
A Skill for the 21st Century: Problem Solving by Richard Rusczyk
Does our approach to teaching math fail even the smartest kids ?
Quotes from that article "According to research from the University of California, Los Angeles, as many as 60 percent of all college students who intend to study a STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) subject end up transferring out. In an era when politicians and educators are beside themselves with worry over American students’ lagging math and science scores compared to the whiz kids of Shanghai and Japan, this attrition trend so troubles experts it has spawned an entire field of research on “STEM drop-out,” citing reasons from gender and race to GPAs and peer relationships."
A Skill for the 21st Century: Problem Solving by Richard Rusczyk, founder of "Art of Problem Solving".
Top 10 Skills We Wish Were Taught at School, But Usually Aren't
from Lifehacker
Quotes from that article "According to research from the University of California, Los Angeles, as many as 60 percent of all college students who intend to study a STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) subject end up transferring out. In an era when politicians and educators are beside themselves with worry over American students’ lagging math and science scores compared to the whiz kids of Shanghai and Japan, this attrition trend so troubles experts it has spawned an entire field of research on “STEM drop-out,” citing reasons from gender and race to GPAs and peer relationships."
A Skill for the 21st Century: Problem Solving by Richard Rusczyk, founder of "Art of Problem Solving".
Top 10 Skills We Wish Were Taught at School, But Usually Aren't
from Lifehacker
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