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Reply to "talking multivariable cal/linear algebra"
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[quote=pettifogger][quote=Anonymous]It looks like this IM in 6th pathway leads to calculus in 11th grade and then another year of post-calculus math. I guess some kids split up AB/BC (or in our case in BCC they do the other IB courses). But I also see they offer a DE course of multivariable calculus and linear algebra. Is that something a lot of kids do? BCC parents (or parents in other schools that offer it), are you finding that kids are sticking with it all the way through? Since there are quite a number of kids in IM would that mean that 60-70 (or in some schools 100) kids a year are doing those DE courses? Wow. [/quote] It's 6th grade; you can't project that far in advance with any kind of accuracy. Many kids will definitely not take the highest math class offered at the school. Most kids that are not interested and do not love math but have to take something beyond Calc, will likely take a Stats course in lieu of advanced math electives.[/quote]
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