I teach at a large local community college and we just finished our first week of the Spring 2019 semester. Half of the classes I am teaching this semester are college-level algebra classes and the remainder are developmental arithmetic classes.
This semester, my arithmetic classes are taught in an 8-Week format. In the middle of March, my students will be transitioning to a developmental algebra class. I teach 2 or 3 of the arithmetic classes each semester, so that is why I am calling this post "My Perpetual 8-Week Challenge".
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