i think its just your teacher, coz mine DEFINATELY hates tuesdays.
maybe he/she has something on tuesdays that they really enjoy...lol ;)
Tuesday is often considered the favorite day of math teachers because it is a play on words: "Two's day." This pun adds a light-hearted element to the week, making it a fun way to engage students with math concepts. Additionally, it falls early in the week, allowing teachers to set a positive tone for the days ahead.
Tuesday is often considered the favorite day of the month for math teachers because it aligns with the phrase "π (pi) day" celebrated on March 14 (3/14). This playful connection to the mathematical constant pi, which represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, allows teachers to engage students in fun activities and lessons focused on circles and geometry. Additionally, the middle of the week provides a great opportunity to assess student progress and reinforce concepts learned earlier in the month.
it is the second day of the school year
they get 2 yell at kids all day lol!
Teach math to kids, and make up quiz and tests.
Tuesday is often considered the favorite day of math teachers because it is a play on words: "Two's day." This pun adds a light-hearted element to the week, making it a fun way to engage students with math concepts. Additionally, it falls early in the week, allowing teachers to set a positive tone for the days ahead.
It sounds two-sday. thats y math teachers like tuesday
I am a maths teacher and Tuesday is certainly not my favourite day. Could it be because they cannot spell Tuesday? No, because I can.
Tueday
Tueday
tueday the 9 of octber
It is the only day that was named after a number
it is the second day of the school year
they get 2 yell at kids all day lol!
math, reading and ELA
Everyone uses math every day. Architects use math to make sure that their building designs are stable. Teachers use math to count the number of students in the class. Salesmen use math to figure out their profits.
60 days after Tueday, July 6, 2010 = Saturday, September 4, 2010.