Awesome! Blackboards in Porn, or Do these mathematic formulas
make any sense? One example (on 1st image): 2x + 3 = 9 x = /2
[or 12?] Mathematics - simple algebra. The handwriting is large
and generally clear, even though this class appears to only have
one student in it, and he sits at the very front. It might be
worth advising the student to have his eyes tested if he is
unable to read smaller text at this distance. Remember that poor
learning may be as a result of poor vision - the student might
not even be aware that he has a problem. If the teacher does
keep her handwriting that size she will have to get a bigger
whiteboard when she starts doing quadratic equations. Finally,
when writing algebraic equations, it is preferable to do a more
cursive x for the unknown symbol, to avoid confusion with a
multiplication sign. Unfortunately, the answer is unclearly
written - is it 2? 12? 1/2? Whichever of these it is meant to
be, it is wrong. Here is the correct calculation: 2x + 3 = 9
Subtract 3 from both sides: 2