THE BOOK OF
PSAYINGS
The smart student learns many things
Psaying 4
My son, if you would ever balance your checkbook, you must become learned in the rules of gmathematics;
2Remember your htimes tables, because it is hard to multiply on your fingers; and do not fall asleep during the ipart on quadratic equations, or else you will fail algebra.
3When you have a jword problem to solve, always show your work; kfor partial credit is almost never given for a lot of meaningless numbers scrawled in the margin.
4If you would excel in mathematics, make friends with the lsmartest student in your class; even if he has pimples and glasses and no personality, such a friend can improve your grades substantially.
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