Things/ideas that even learned at young ages you still dont understand
I was looking back at some of my old middle school papers i found and looked at some tests then i did bad on and still some things I cant understand.
Venn Diagrams-F*ck venn diagrams. Especially the three way venn diagrams. They would always have these trick questions and you would have like choir, band and drama as three circles and they would be overlapping with how many people were in each art, how many were taking two arts and how many were taking all three.
I never understood it and i looked back on it again and still couldnt figure it out.
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How do you not understand ven diagrams? Each circle represent interest in that field. Each overlapping section represented interest in both fields and if all the are overlapping there is interest in all three fields.
I never got the point of cursive writing. I still suck at it. During the SAT's, they asked us to write the statement in cursive, 70% percent of the class took over 5 minutes to write about 3 lines of text.
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Originally Posted by bigboi_baller
How do you not understand ven diagrams? Each circle represent interest in that field. Each overlapping section represented interest in both fields and if all the are overlapping there is interest in all three fields.
I never got the point of cursive writing. I still suck at it. During the SAT's, they asked us to write the statement in cursive, 70% percent of the class took over 5 minutes to write about 3 lines of text.
Re: Things/ideas that even learned at young ages you still dont understand
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Originally Posted by bigboi_baller
How do you not understand ven diagrams? Each circle represent interest in that field. Each overlapping section represented interest in both fields and if all the are overlapping there is interest in all three fields.
I never got the point of cursive writing. I still suck at it. During the SAT's, they asked us to write the statement in cursive, 70% percent of the class took over 5 minutes to write about 3 lines of text.
That happened when i took it too.
Ok, I get the venn diagrams but when they ask questions like, "how many people have taken AT LEAST one extra course?"
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Originally Posted by Hawker
I was looking back at some of my old middle school papers i found and looked at some tests then i did bad on and still some things I cant understand.
Venn Diagrams-F*ck venn diagrams. Especially the three way venn diagrams. They would always have these trick questions and you would have like choir, band and drama as three circles and they would be overlapping with how many people were in each art, how many were taking two arts and how many were taking all three.
I never understood it and i looked back on it again and still couldnt figure it out.
Funniest thing I have ever read on ISH. This is NBA forum worthy.
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Originally Posted by KINGofTHEcourt
Wow bigboi, I only write in cursive. In fact, I think my cursive is better than my print. I never understood why people don't use cursive more.
Of all my friends, I can think of maybe 5%-10% who write in cursive. I guess it may have something to do with us practicing cursive less, since we see "print" letters on the computer or something like that.
And its not like I'm stupid or something, I'm a honors student repping a 4.3 gpa and most of my friends are from private school, so even the kids that get educated at "good" schools have can't write in cursive correctly.
It was hilarious when this Asian kid (who ended up getting a crazy score on the SAT), slowly raised his hand asked the teacher, "How do you write a capital S?"
After thinking about it for about 15 seconds, she started drawing it in the air. It was classic.
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I once saw an video about the universe, and it showed a zooming out motion with imaginary circles that represented everything that is 10x bigger than the previous circle. So, it went from a microscopic organism to a snapshot of many galaxies that looked like dots on the screen. It was pretty cool.
Things/ideas that even learned at young ages you still dont understand
How do you not understand ven diagrams? Each circle represent interest in that field. Each overlapping section represented interest in both fields and if all the are overlapping there is interest in all three fields.
That's not good
