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| | Three Headed Ugly Math Sisters |
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| | The key ingredient to succeed in pre-algebra is to have a solid understanding and mastery of fractions, decimals, and percents. This offering has been designed to help students understand the relationship between the three ugly sisters in math (fractions, decimals, and percents). Students will learn to properly work through these operations. Students must be proficient in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to be successful in this course.
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| | Instructor: Danquah, Rochelle |
| | Instructor Bio: |
| | Rochelle E. Danquah, a native of Port Huron, Michigan (B.S. Secondary Education and M.A. Humanities) is an educator and lecturer. Danquah is a certified secondary education teacher, and teaches at Wayne County Community College (Detroit, MI) and Schoolcraft College (Livonia). She has taught in the United States and West Africa, and brings a wealth of enthusiasm and experience to her classes in history, humanities, and mathematics. In May 2009, Danquah was appointed by a Michigan governor to serve as a state historical commissioner on the Michigan Freedom Trail Commission, a committee dedicated to researching, preserving, and documenting the Underground Railroad experience in the state of Michigan. Danquah is a member of Hope United Methodist Church (Southfield) and is a former home-educator. She is married Eugene and they have two children, Jaimi and Asante.
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| | Fee: $80 |
| | Material Fee: $10 |
| | Minimum Age: 11 |
| | Maximum Age: 13 |
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| Day: | Friday | Time: | 10:00 am | Length: | 1 Hours |
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