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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Tale as old as time: the older you get, the more conservative you become because you have actual life experience, have been mugged longer by the government for taxes, have a family, and acquire wealth. So much for the myth that the GOP would die off with the Boomers: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/01/upshot/millennials-polling-politics-republicans.html Let's see how badly the Democrats accelerate this trend in 2024. [/quote] I haven't found this true with my friends. I think this is "wishful hoping" on your part![/quote] Wow, because anecdotal stories are so useful, as opposed to the objective stats used in the article that covered the entire cohort of Millennials. Guess you must be a younger Millennial at the tailend who was taught common core math.[/quote] [b]All Common Core Math is the idea of showing your work. It's not "new math" or shortcuts, some crazy curriculm, or anything new. Very simply it means show us how you arrived at your answer. [/b] It looks like you, OP, could have used this, no?[/quote] I’m a math teacher and this is false. [/quote]
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