Math Tutor Marijana

 Hello! Apparently, I had more time for reading! Yay! I have enrolled myself again in online course (just one at time, lesson learned haha) and I had more time for creative thinking; more time for managing my social pages, and yes: more FREE LITERATURE READING! So, this is one of the books I checked during this hottest-July-ever-recorded in Vancouver. Power in Numbers: The Rebel Women of Mathematics The author of this book is Talithia Williams. She holds a PhD in statistics, and in my opinion, she belongs as well to this squad of Rebel Women in Mathematics. Actually, I think every women in mathematics is rebel in a way. The often-seen norm in our society is not that women should be in the math sector. Women should be doctors, they should be teachers, but not mathematicians. I found myself somewhere in the middle with my math teaching profession; not rebel, but not either comforter.  I found this book as a very powerful one. At least it moved my ground! And I was standing so st...

 Hello, hello!👋 What's been going on?  When I started my laptop today I wanted to write a post on my last read math book, but, I realized that I just have so much to say on another topic. I think is time to reflect on my last last two months as an official adult learner.  I finished my English Studies 12 with excellent mark, and learned new English math terminology, while refreshing up my math skills with Pre-Calculus 12 (online Adult Education Course forever thankful to VSB on them). I learned that plagiarism is treatable hahah at least, and how should I cite sources. You know I was doing that before, but know I'm 100% motivated to cite alwaaaays! I learned so much on the topic of Indigenous people in Canada and generally in North America. Now I even have a favorite Indigenous designer. It's Jamie Okuma, oh my Goodness those booth of hers!  👢👢 You need to google her right away! In this moment! Ok, ok, just if you want, I'm not gonna be too pushy 😀 Also, I realiz...