
After several years of teaching, instructors notice that student comments take on a certain sameness: "I'm not very good at math." "I need help with the homework", "I don't know where to start." "I'm a right-brain person." Although it is true that everyone is born with different skills and abilities, it is also true that most people (especially those already enrolled in college) have the ability to learn new things and acquire skills that they never had before.
No one is born knowing how to play the piano, fix the plumbing, or fly an airplane. Many of us never acquire these skills. But most of us realize that we could acquire these skills if we were willing to put in the work required to learn them. Not everyone can be a concert pianist, but nearly everyone could learn to play a few songs, with lessons and practice. So too with mathematics. Not everyone can discover a new mathematical theory, but nearly everyone of college potential can learn to use mathematical tools with facility and confidence.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday 11-12 pm 12-12:30 pm 11-12 pm 11-12 pm 1-2 pm (MTC) 1-2 pm (MTC) 2-3:30 pm 2-3:30 pm
Section 04 - CRN 80971
MWF 10:00 - 10:50, Boyd 303; T 11:00 - 11:50, Boyd 301

Section 05 - CRN 80972
MWF 12:00 - 12:50, Boyd 301; T 12:30 - 1:20, Boyd 301