Yes, Roger, the scores have been brutal. At least school prepared us for the critical stuff like proving angles in triangles add to 180 degrees and it rains a lot in Vietnam….
Well, to be fair, high school ended for me 40 years ago, and although I didn’t totally suck in my science classes back then, math & engineering was much more my thing. My parents also taught us kids to be critical thinkers and how to take care of ourselves (and what my parents didn’t teach me about survival training, the Army kinda “filled in the blanks 🙂 ) so, even if I can’t remember all the pieces, parts & functions of the human intestinal tract, I think I’ll get by. 😉 I still enjoy these types of quizzes to try to “wake up” the long dormant neurons where stuff like this used to be stored…
I got a ‘D’. I usually get a ‘D’. However, this is the first time that my ‘D’ was better than the average!
Yes, Roger, the scores have been brutal. At least school prepared us for the critical stuff like proving angles in triangles add to 180 degrees and it rains a lot in Vietnam….
Well, to be fair, high school ended for me 40 years ago, and although I didn’t totally suck in my science classes back then, math & engineering was much more my thing. My parents also taught us kids to be critical thinkers and how to take care of ourselves (and what my parents didn’t teach me about survival training, the Army kinda “filled in the blanks 🙂 ) so, even if I can’t remember all the pieces, parts & functions of the human intestinal tract, I think I’ll get by. 😉 I still enjoy these types of quizzes to try to “wake up” the long dormant neurons where stuff like this used to be stored…