"SohCahToa" is a controversial shortened phrase commonly used to teach trigonometry functions sine, cosine and tangent. While the teacher was doing the dance, she had drawings pulled up on the ...

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“SohCahToa” is a mnemonic device to help remember three basic trigonometry ratios “used to solve for missing sides and angles in a right triangle,” according to Calcworkshop.com.

North High School in Riverside wearing a fake feather head dress and dancing in class while possibly trying to articulate a mnemonic device for trigonometry called SOH CAH TOA. Get top local ...

We know the hypotenuse and are trying to find the value of \(y\), which is the adjacent. From SOH CAH TOA, we see that we need to use the cosine ration. \(\cos (x^\circ ) = \frac{{adjacent}}{{ ...

The teacher is also seen chanting the trigonometry learning technique “SohCahToa”. “I am sharing this video because these behaviours can no longer be swept under the rug! As adults ...

A Riverside high school teacher who was recorded mimicking Native Americans by wearing a faux headdress and chanting during a math lesson in October was fired last week after months of protest ...

A student captured cellphone video of Reed as she was teaching a trigonometry mnemonic "SohCahToa" to the class. "I watched the video and it kind of hurt my feelings, and it was like - wow ...

So what does all that mean? SOHCAHTOA is a pneumonic device that helps students remember the ratios for the trig functions, Gniadek said. The letters stand for how the angles relate to each other.