Terrible At Math?

[Screwface Exchange]

so fam, lets drop some careers or college programs that dont have ne advanced math classes. nothing more than the basic college math 101 or no math at all. Like my girl took humanities and only had 2 do college math 1 and dat was it.

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

Anybody ever watch Judge Mathis? Dude can't do math at all and needs Doyle to use a calculator for the most basic math. I wonder how he got out of college while being that bad at math. He admits he never was good at it. It's so many jobs that don't require math. It shouldn't be mandatory in community colleges.

 

[AquaCityBoy]

Anybody ever watch Judge Mathis? Dude can't do math at all and needs Doyle to use a calculator for the most basic math. I wonder how he got out of college while being that bad at math. He admits he never was good at it. It's so many jobs that don't require math. It shouldn't be mandatory in community colleges.

 

[Silkk]

I really have like a diagnosed disability in math, they had a counselor or something like that in 9th grade, I was failing math so poorly, he did some tests, like embarrassing simple shyt, shapes and colors, and, yeah, I have a learning disability. It just doesn't work in my mind the way it does for most people....I can do most simple math, but even something like 14 X 7,(off top of the head) I'd use a calculator on. To pass a community college basic math class, like 101 or something, I was at the tutoring sessions everyday, for the whole semester, and I barely passed. Since I was a kid, I just can't do math. Algebra, anything beyond the absolute basics is impossible for me. It's frustrating that I can't complete any formal education without the math courses...I want to pay off a professor, or something.

How The fukk I Got 240

 

[stealthbomber]

Is Calc the last math class you have to take?

most people stop at trig but its the highest level of math in most high schools

 

[Costanza]

im guessing your doing a business degree or something... and calc 101 was a pre-req?

i was in the same situation... i failed horribly the first time around but i was one of the worst students ull ever see... skipped classes and all that. second time around was much easier did it with a friend in summer and still got a c+ but it was enough to move me on.

the fact is... you have to literally have to do every type of starter question over and over and over again...

even if you dont get the right answer as long as u know the proper steps you will be ok... the classes are curved and most students dont do that well.

you'll learn after the midterm that part marks are the way to pass calculus... as long as u know what to do in each situation and u can right out the formula and plug the right stuff in you should be able to pass.

good luck sir.

 

[shopthatwrecks]

shyts got no logic to math bruh

1 + 1 = 2 tho...logical as fukk to me..

 

[Wildin]

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[QuisMoney]

the only math i was EVER good At was Counting Money

 

[Ray Jesus]

Khan Academy

I was going to mention this but couldn't think of the name.

 

[Tom]

Yeah, I suck at math also. Always been jealous of people who are able to do those huge calculations inside of their heads.


made me feel like an idiot


I admire cats like Einstein and Newton, I have their biographies but I have no idea what they're talking about when they speak in math lingo


I don't know if them n1ggas is wrong or right, I just gotta take their word on it

 

[JasonSJackson]

why the fukk do colleges hire people that don't speak English well to teach math

because they were probably the only qualified people willing to take the job

 

[Ricky Church]

Word. That was always my worst subject in school. I barely passed my math classes.

History sparks my interest better.


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[Dr. Acula]

For all those downing their math abilities in this thread...

I was TERRIBLE at math growing up. I can't emphasize the word terrible enough. However, I discovered in my case, I just didn't know how to study well enough and study the right way for that particular type of material. Practice, Practice, Practice is the key. Whoever said math is not logical couldn't be more wrong. Its very logical and the processes/theorems are repeatable and provable over and over again depending on what level you're working at. Its as logical as you can get. I think the word you might of been looking for is intuitive. Its not naturally intuitive and the trick is to remember the processes which you do...through practice.

Like I said, I was terrible growing up but once I put my mind to it and learned to study the right way, I'm now aceing calc classes and other math related subjects.

 

[Dr. Acula]

because they were probably the only qualified people willing to take the job

Sadly, this is the case. STEM majors are decreasing in the united states and who is filling the gap? People who can barely speak english.