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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Calculus has been a standard part of the high school curriculum for decades, with a formalized AP Math course introduced in 1955. AP Calculus AB followed in 1969, created alongside AP Calculus BC to replace the original, comprehensive AP Math exam with two distinct calculus tracks. For centuries, calculus was never labeled as “accelerated”—it was simply part of the expected progression for advanced math students in high school. The idea of calling it accelerated only emerged in the past two decades, driven by a push for “math equity” from activist circles, however it has been largely rejected as excessively ideological and lowering standards. But, that doesn’t mean the woke stop trying. [/quote] You are full of sht. It was “accelerated” 35 years ago when I took it in HS. [/quote]
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