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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous].
Well, you're not really making a case against acceleration by telling us that you didn't have precalculus and went straight to Calculus from Algebra 2 & Trig. A normal course of study woukd be alg 1, geometry, algebra 2&Trig, precalc, then calc. Kids,in precalc, do have some review of Algebra 2 & Trig, but also learn new material. Are you suggesting the "smart" kids skip precalc and go directly from alg 2 to Calc? [/quote]

The meds are fogging your mind.  The Pre-Calculus class it took covered all the material between Geometry and Calculus.  It really doesn't matter what the school system calls its particular math sequence.  See, even Wikipedia has this definition:
[url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precalculus[/url][/quote]

No, I'm perfectly clear. You are against acceleration, but you are giving an example (yourself) of even more acceleration. Gosh, I hope you're not a lawyer.[/quote]

She said her pre calc class consisted of Alg 2 and Trig. Trig is considered pre calc. Reading comprehension much?[/quote]

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