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What are the signs that one should show when one is not enjoying a particular area of maths? In other words how can you tell if you don't really enjoy one area of maths?
tgt said:What are the signs that one should show when one is not enjoying a particular area of maths? In other words how can you tell if you don't really enjoy one area of maths?
tgt said:The rule I've been applying is whether I can comprehend and enjoy the introduction section of the book about the field. Is that too shallow?
dx said:Maybe it's just that particular book that you don't like?
Some indications that you may not enjoy a field of maths include feeling overwhelmed or frustrated while studying, lack of interest in solving maths problems, and avoiding maths-related tasks or assignments.
If you find yourself constantly struggling to understand mathematical concepts, lack motivation to study maths, and have no desire to pursue a career in a maths-related field, it may be an indication that maths is not the right fit for you.
Yes, it is possible for your feelings towards maths to change over time. It may be due to a change in study methods, finding a different area of maths that interests you, or gaining a better understanding of the subject through practice and perseverance.
Yes, it is normal to struggle with certain areas of maths. Each person has their own strengths and weaknesses, and it is common to find certain concepts or topics more challenging than others. However, with dedication and effort, it is possible to improve in these areas.
The best way to determine if you genuinely dislike maths is to reflect on your overall feelings and experiences with the subject. If you consistently struggle and have no interest in improving, it may be a genuine dislike. However, if you have moments of enjoyment and are willing to work through temporary difficulties, it may not be a long-term dislike.