+129849 My teacher (Ms. Milly Meter) used to take the students down by an inch (or so).......but that's before she had a radical conversion......then....it became only 2.54 cm.
She also used to hit the class with a bow, too.....it often didn't resin-ate with us, though......
Eventually, she relented, and would only punish us for Major infractions of the rules....A Minor one was ignored......unless it was a C# Minor......that one got her singing a different tune........
+28 To divide fractions, invert and multiply.
ie. 1/4 ÷ 2/1 = 1/4 x 1/2 = 1/8
+18 
+118667 That is not nice Kalecia! If you can't say something nice don't say anything at all!
That is great! I was 2 1/2, but I learnd the quadratic formula when I was 3.
+118667 WOW I could play Sibelius's Violin Concerto when I was 4. I must have been a slow learner!
--That's very impressive!
I couldn't play it untill I was 6 --at least not without mistakes.
The teacher would whack me with the fiddlestick when I made a mistake. She was mean!!
Her name was Melody, and she had perfect pitch. She knew how to use the bow too!
+118667 She wasn't a very good teacher if she would treat your bow with such disrespect.
My teacher had a ruler that she used!
She had a special bow for that purpose. I was very happy she didn’t have a special violin.
My math teacher used a ruler, too.
I read on here that headmistresses know how to use rulers for more than measuring.
Is that true?
It’s might be an accurate way to take a student down an inch.
+129849 My teacher (Ms. Milly Meter) used to take the students down by an inch (or so).......but that's before she had a radical conversion......then....it became only 2.54 cm.
She also used to hit the class with a bow, too.....it often didn't resin-ate with us, though......
Eventually, she relented, and would only punish us for Major infractions of the rules....A Minor one was ignored......unless it was a C# Minor......that one got her singing a different tune........
