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Jun 28, 2019
I took the Elem Subject Area K-6, I feel like I did okay. But, just wondering, are they suppose to give us a calculator while solving the math problems or no?
Also, does anyone have any study guides for the subject area? I have the navaded book that I've used.
JD
No, you are not suppose to have a calculator for the K-6 math. They only provide those for the GK math, Math 5-9, Math 6-12 and etc., Nothing for the lower levels
JD
No, you are not suppose to have a calculator for the K-6 math. They only provide those for the GK math, Math 5-9, Math 6-12 and etc., Nothing for the lower levels
Jun 28, 2019
https://www.learnmathwithfun.com/games/math-puzzle-equations/
Jun 27, 2019
My email is Sister_tpc@hotmail.com
Jun 26, 2019
Niecy W
I took reading today passages were HBCU , Eads, Born to Run and graffiti. Good look I tested in Boynton .
Jun 26, 2019
I didn't know what the word ambiguous meant. (Facepalm)
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