The greatest injustice in my middle school life was having to stay after school to prove I had not cheated on a multiple-choice math test. I had not shown any work on the test because it was multiple choice and I could find the answers without doing any work. The math teacher didn’t really think I had cheated, but tried teach me a much more valuable way to think about tests than simply coming up with the right answer. Join us to learn about what calculus and Christian living have in common.