I was taught the same multiplication/division for 3 years straight.
I did have a section on those 3 M’s in math, but it was a small part of the curriculum and over in a flash. I recall nothing of value.
Except the mean which came back up extensively in G10 Chem and that was it.
Watching my younger sibling do math was even worse especially when they transferred to online and a lot of the questions were actually wrong… which was a great exercise in learning, but… ugh.
Sorry friend, but not in any meaningful way as far as I’m aware. :(
IME, most people I have met have never learned, or at least committed to memory, any of these terms, or (most likely) not the concept of their specific value to analysis.
Are people not taught mean, median, and mode anymore?
I was taught the same multiplication/division for 3 years straight.
I did have a section on those 3 M’s in math, but it was a small part of the curriculum and over in a flash. I recall nothing of value.
Except the mean which came back up extensively in G10 Chem and that was it.
Watching my younger sibling do math was even worse especially when they transferred to online and a lot of the questions were actually wrong… which was a great exercise in learning, but… ugh.
Sorry friend, but not in any meaningful way as far as I’m aware. :(
I think a better question is did most people ever learn these things before they stopped formal education
This is a valid point. It was not taught to me in High School and I didn’t do so hot in Statistics my first time around with it.
IME, most people I have met have never learned, or at least committed to memory, any of these terms, or (most likely) not the concept of their specific value to analysis.