Hmm. I think algebra 1, 2, intro stats, and geometry for core curriculum. Anything beyond like calculus(I took) as elective or college credit. It’s been years but I think I took stats over trig.
Personal finance should be taught but not at the expense of other maths.
I make just under six—because I choose to work ten months instead of all twelve. I save about the same amount every month as you mention. Phone/rent (high as most people’s mortgage tbh), groceries and insurance for bills. If I want something I buy it, but idk. I could have a bigger place but I’m not trying to impress anyone so …why bother?
I think the ratio is a bit skewed heavily towards 20something guys. So maybe if that’s your thing? Idk I’ve had some good exchanges with folks but that’s about it for me.
Anecdotally it doesn’t work for me, exactly.
It sort of makes me feel numb and slow. So sometimes I take it specifically to get that feeling. This happens even in small doses.
Have nothing to do with them. This gives me the ick. If they were distributing I would obviously go through whatever channels possible to have that cease.
Hmm. I think algebra 1, 2, intro stats, and geometry for core curriculum. Anything beyond like calculus(I took) as elective or college credit. It’s been years but I think I took stats over trig.
Personal finance should be taught but not at the expense of other maths.