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Math goals include developing positive self-concept

Within that foggy mist of

theorems, postulates, word

problems and unsolved

equations, the goals of the

math department are very

specific.

" Our goal is to project a

better understanding and to

make more people feel

comfortable," commented Mr.

Robert Jones, chairman of the

math department.

In addition to geometry

courses offered, sophomores

were able to enroll in Algebra

II courses this year, and

dedicated seniors enrolled in

advanced math after

completing prerequisites.

" We wanted to develop a

pos1tive self concept in

students," added Mr. Jones,

" and we wanted students to

feel like they could ask any

math teacher any question."

ABOVE: Janice Beasant receives help from Mrs. Vwginia Ward on one of her busoness math problems.

ABOVE: Mrs. Helen Young helps one of her Business Math students with a worltsheet.

RIGHT: Mrs. Billie Singleton files assignments to

be

returned to students.

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