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Originally Posted by TimCraig
Indeed. Possibly if she could do simple mathematics, she could enrichen her cirriculum even more. Or, on the other hand, since she can't do simple arithmetic, you might question her other reasoning capabilities.
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I agree that basic math would no doubt have been helpful to her in all aspects of life, including her career, but it was, as the evidence shows, not
necessary. This was all I was trying to say.
Knowing this teacher for an entire year, it soon became obvious her other logical facilities were quite honed. She could debate anything, with whatever information she had. This teacher's memory and verbal processing were both easily above average, I don't think anyone who knew her could question her reasoning capabilities.