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100

Simplify √12

2√3

100

sqrt64

8

100

The sqrt(75) lays between what two numbers?

What is 8 and 9.

100

The  sqrt 32 lays between what two numbers?

What is between 5 and 6? 

100

x^2 * 2xy * x^4

What is 

200

Simplify √54

6√6

200

sqrt1

1

200

 The sqrt80  lays between what two numbers?

What is 8 and 9?

200

The  sqrt(12) lays between what two numbers?

What is 3 and 4?

200

Simplify  3m^-4 n^7 * 5m^6n2 

What is  15m^2 n^9 

300

Simplify -3√28

-6√7

300

∛-216

-6

300

Estimate sqrt(30) 

What is 5.47

300

 The sqrt (108 lays between what two numbers?

What is 10 and 11?

300

Simplify  21x^6y^10 divide 7x^4y^3 

What is  3x^2y^7 

400

Simplify √125

5√5

400

sqrt(121/9)

11/3

400

Estimate  sqrt 8 

What is 2.82?

400

What are you most excited about when you are released from prison?

Answers may vary?

400

Simplify  (3a^7b^4)^2 

What is  9a^14b^8 

500

Simplify: √112

4√7

500

How can potential discrimination and stigma associated with a criminal record be handled when you are released?

Answers vary such as:

Developing a narrative that emphasizes personal growth and demonstrating a commitment to positive change can be helpful.

1. Own your past and focus on the transformation

  • Acknowledge the past: Understand that your experiences, while challenging, can provide a powerful narrative of resilience, change, and growth.
  • Highlight redemption and growth: Focus on the lessons learned and how they've shaped who you are today. Rather than dwelling on negative aspects, emphasize the positive changes and personal growth you have achieved.
  • Embrace vulnerability: There's power in sharing your story openly and authentically.
  • Redefine your self-identity: Weave your experiences into a new narrative that is filled with hope and purpose.

2. Demonstrate commitment through action

  • Rehabilitation programs and education: Highlight any programs you completed while incarcerated, such as vocational training, therapy, or educational programs. These demonstrate your initiative and commitment to self-improvement.
  • Skill development: Showcase newly acquired vocational skills or training, demonstrating a focus on building a positive future.
  • Meaningful employment: Focus on finding and maintaining stable employment, particularly in industries that are open to hiring individuals with past convictions.
  • Community engagement: Actively participate in community activities and groups, demonstrating a desire to contribute positively to society.
  • Building healthy relationships: Reconnect with family and friends, and build a strong support network. Studies show that individuals with strong support systems are less likely to reoffend.
  • Setting and achieving goals: Define clear, actionable goals related to your personal and professional life, showing a forward-looking perspective and dedication to your future.
  • Mental health focus: Prioritize mental well-being and openly discuss the importance of seeking help if needed.

3. Craft your narrative

  • Speak authentically: Let your actions speak louder than words, but don't shy away from sharing your story when appropriate.
  • Focus on the positive: Frame your experiences through a lens of growth and positive change, rather than dwelling on negativity.
  • Inspire others: Consider sharing your story to motivate and encourage others in similar situations.
  • Emphasize empathy and compassion: Show your understanding of the impact of your actions and a commitment to making amends and contributing to a safer and more just society.

4. Utilize available resources

  • Reentry programs: Many organizations offer support and resources to help formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society, including job training, housing assistance, and mentorship.
  • Support groups: Joining groups focused on personal development and shared experiences can provide valuable guidance and emotional support.
  • Community and faith-based organizations: Explore local organizations and churches that offer support, resources, and opportunities for engagement.

Remember, developing a positive narrative takes time, consistency, and a genuine commitment to personal growth and positive change. By focusing on these principles and actively working towards a better future, you can effectively demonstrate your transformation and build a fulfilling life after prison.

 

500

What is the  sqrt(18) 

What is 2.42
500

The  sqrt(125) lays between what two numbers?

What is 11 and 12?

500

How can relationships with family and friends be rebuilt or strengthened once you are released?

Answers vary such as: Open communication and setting boundaries are important first steps for examples setting family rules such as a family contract setting responsibilities early on. Clearly communication, such as using "I" statements when communicating so as to not blame. Being honest in communication. Proactive listening and showing empathy when communicating. In other words try to see the other person's point of view without judgement.