asking a child to find the error in the "scratch work" of a theoretical other child
The scratch work came from the parent of the child. The only thing in the actual problem is the numbers under the line and the arches over it. The handwritten numbers were placed there by the dumbass parent.
Whoever wrote this screed is too fucking stupid to even understand what's being asked.
The problem clearly states he fucked up and to point out the error. The error is that he skipped the tens column. The end. This entire exercise is nothing more than teaching children to count by hundreds, tens, and ones to subtract.
And yet this fantastic retard thought the point of the question was to find the correct answer, which it clearly wasn't.
Perhaps he should go back to college and take some classes in reading comprehension.
He missed 117? I've never done this before but it's not rocket science.
That's correct, but asking a child to find the error in the "scratch work" of a theoretical other child....
i can't find any redeeming value. it's a complete waste
well, whatever, i decided i'd never send any children to public school back when i was there myself, so all of this new crap doesn't really affect me
The scratch work came from the parent of the child. The only thing in the actual problem is the numbers under the line and the arches over it. The handwritten numbers were placed there by the dumbass parent.
Good for you. I can't make heads or tails of this shit. So glad I graduated before common core became a thing.
Exactly.
Whoever wrote this screed is too fucking stupid to even understand what's being asked.
The problem clearly states he fucked up and to point out the error. The error is that he skipped the tens column. The end. This entire exercise is nothing more than teaching children to count by hundreds, tens, and ones to subtract.
And yet this fantastic retard thought the point of the question was to find the correct answer, which it clearly wasn't.
Perhaps he should go back to college and take some classes in reading comprehension.