13 Feb '06 02:44>3 edits
Originally posted by FreakyKBHThe "What do you know" was not intended as an insult but a way of saying, "there I've answered your challenge; now can you do the same."
[b]College depends crucially upon free inquiry. It is the time when students learn to question everything they believe. They shape their own paradigm both through rigorous investigation in the classroom and life experience in a safe (relative to the outside world) environment. The student decides for themselves what is right and wrong (as they must in o ...[text shortened]... pre-algebra begins at third grade; algebra in earnest by fourth.
But then, what do I know?[/b]
Your response, besides being the typical parent bragging fluff, falls far short of being worthy of a considered response, so I won't give it one.
Edit: You teaching kids mathematics? (shudder)