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I’ve tutored many students in math and it’s really common for people to feel the way you do. They’ve had bad experiences at some point or another, whether it’s
by chongli 3y ago
I’ve tutored many students in math and it’s really common for people to feel the way you do. They’ve had bad experiences at some point or another, whether it’s with teachers or classmates.
There are a lot of different reasons why students feel the way you do and (unfortunately) give up on math. It’s a shame because I believe most of those reasons are specific to the high school setting and from what I’ve seen, students have a much better time if they come back to math later in life and study without that environment.
Interest also plays a role, of course. And not everyone will have the interest to go back and study again, later in life.
- beebeepka 3y agoI did come back to it as an adult. Spent a while doing 2d and 3d graphics. It was much easier as an adult but rendering involves too much of this math stuff and I gave up. Definitely not for equipped to shine as graphics programmer. Which brings us to my original point - not everyone can do it (well).
- deafpolygon 3y agoI bet they said this back in the day when illiteracy was a widespread thing. Some people just weren't "cut out to read".