Just wanted to thank you all for your help

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Improvement in math performance has been noted, with the individual successfully applying problem-solving techniques to both class and non-class related issues. Despite ongoing dislike for math, they have discovered strategies that make the subject more manageable. The importance of community support and collaborative learning is emphasized, highlighting how engaging with peers enhances understanding. The discussion reflects a positive attitude towards learning and personal growth. Overall, the experience underscores the value of community in overcoming academic challenges.
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I'm doing much better in my class now, and actually solved a few non class related problems by treating it as a word problem. I still do not like math and don't know if I ever will, but I've realized a few things, at least for this class that make it easier.
 
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I can't take credit, but I'm sure happy for you.

I can't function well without a community of people to bounce ideas off of. I do like my debates. I learn well in that environment. Places like PF are perfect for it.

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