These courses recognize individual growth rates and learning styles. Basic math principles are taught in the context of both present and future needs of students. While some classes are geared for meeting minimum standards and everyday math skills, other courses anticipate future employment in the areas of mathematics and science. A recent addition to our curriculum is A.P. Statistics, a class designed to give advanced students a head start with college credit. In most classes, calculators play an important role.
Instruction is given in using graphics calculators, which plot mathematical formulas.
Computer programming is offered as an elective. After a demonstration by the teacher, students often use the lab to practice and experiment with mathematical ideas and concepts. In addition to the use of technology, many of our courses are incorporating more projects and group activities. It is not unusual to see a math class elsewhere in the building, measuring, calculating, or gathering statistics. Technical School Goal gr.