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in my class, 24 out of 25 are asian or curry. thats multiculturalism for you.
lol ours isnt much better either... there are about 3 caucasians in a class of about 25blackfriday said:in my class, 24 out of 25 are asian or curry. thats multiculturalism for you.
nerdy little white boy~ ReNcH ~ said:That sounds quite extraordinary...
Caucasian, asian? Male, female?
as far as i know [i don't do 4u], the entire class is asian [chinese, korean, indian, etc], and there are about 20 ppl doing it.furryfish said:lol ours isnt much better either... there are about 3 caucasians in a class of about 25
"isn't much better"...furryfish said:lol ours isnt much better either... there are about 3 caucasians in a class of about 25
South African is still caucasian...unless they're the native South Africans.HayleeKate said:In my 4u class we started with 9, 3 female, now its down to 5 with 2 female, who I'm pleased to say are the top 2 (myself first). In our 3u class there's probably about half-half male female, but the girls usually do better than the guys (on average) with the top 3 students female battling it out.
It's interesting though, because everyone finds it so surprising that the females would be doing well, my male 4u teacher is stunned they even let girls in the class, let alone that we would be topping it (perhaps because his son is coming third). I think his gender-bias is the reason the 3rd girl left our 4u class, its a shame because she comes second in 3u and could easily handle 4. Sad day for female mathematicians.
As for the race issue, all caucasian in both 4u & 3u, sounds like most of you are from multicultural sydney schools. Actually, no, there's one south african girl in 3u.
She's black, so I guess thats not caucasian.~ ReNcH ~ said:South African is still caucasian...unless they're the native South Africans.
You said it sister.HayleeKate said:In my 4u class we started with 9, 3 female, now its down to 5 with 2 female, who I'm pleased to say are the top 2 (myself first). … Sad day for female mathematicians.
May I ask as to what school you go?HayleeKate said:Thanks for the support! & love the article, being a non-metropolitan (aka 'rural', but I preffer 'coastal') student, it hits a nerve. There's so many talented girls at my school, who are so convinced they 'cant' do maths, when really they've all got ample ability, my friends are constantly shocked how much they actually know, theyre just so used to not being classified as good maths students, they think theyre not. My 4u teacher is a misogynous idiot who thinks girls are inferior at mathematics, personally, this just inspires me to prove him wrong, and whilst I may well have dropped ext 2 long ago, it thrills me no end when I skip all his classes and still top his class, its worth the look on his face, lets hope my Mid-Course next week brings similar satisfaction.