AIMS Math Test is tomorrow.
Interestingly, I don’t really care.
However, if you pass, I guess it would be cool.
You still have the Spring test in case you fail. So, just relax.
I wrote two editions: 2003 and 2005.
Both include step by step explanation of how to solve some of these test problems.
Feel free to use them.
When you put down your pencils for the last time on the Arizona AIMS Math test? Are you going to feel good about the test or are you going to feel rotten? Are you going to home happy that you gave your all? or are you going to feel pwned?
One of the most useless test of your life will be given next week: the AIMS Math Test.
You have the sample test.
You have the annotated solutions guide, provided by yours truly.
Now, go out there and kick some test!!
AIMS Test Under Review. Maybe it’s useless? Maybe it’s not. Or, maybe it’s useless. Well, we all knew that. Didn’t we?
However, why is it under review now? During an election year? Hmmm….
Google is leaving Arizona. I don’t blame them.
People would rather invest in hockey, football, baseball and drinking and driving.
The AIMS Math test was designed to “prove” to businesses like Google that the students are smart. AIMS Math test has just wasted the students’ time.
Next week, we start working on some practice problems similar to the test. Download and flip through the math section today. Circle the questions that don’t make any sense. The test is a waste of time, but like many things it just has to be done.
Welcome to the rest of your school year!
Now is the time to start studying for the AIMS Math Test. You will pass it because you believe you can.
congratulations on all the hard work in preparing for the most useless exam of your life. 
if you think you passed, bye-bye NOW. for those who think they failed, see ya next time.
Test next Tuesday. Don’t panic!
** These sample tests were downloaded from the Arizona Department of Education AIMS Math Test Web Site and mirrored on this server for your convenience during high-demand weeks leading up to the exam.
No Math? No Rosalind Franklin.
No structure of DNA or cell phones.
No Math? No George Washington Carver.
No Peanut Butter. No Shampoo.
No Math? No Albert Einstein.
No General Relativity Theory.