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Math scum grows up: regret not learning math well.
As the title.

Although the topic is a bit roundabout, it is really the true feeling of this scum.

I saw an elementary school topic in my circle of friends at night, as follows.

My object is engineering male … He scratched on the paper for a while and then solved it, explaining it to me as much as possible …

Me: I can understand every word you say, and I am very confused when I combine it.

Seeing this, I am not afraid of jokes. I also admitted a long time ago that I was a math scum. I barely passed the college entrance examination because of my ancestors' blessing ... Because I went to college as an academy of fine arts, I didn't study mathematics too much ... Since I was 18 years old, mathematics has been widely used, except for daily shopping, which is the annual Double Eleven.

I was at the bottom of my class until the fourth grade of primary school. I hardly listen carefully in class … I always skip the numbers … and my homework is always done in a fool's way.

In the fourth grade, I transferred to another school and moved for some reason, so I suddenly began to take classes seriously ... I did my homework carefully ... I previewed my homework carefully ... My grades advanced by leaps and bounds ... Then I seemed to squeeze into the queue of "excellent students".

Actually, only I know. I didn't lay a good foundation in the first three years of primary school, which had a very serious impact on me ... My thinking was chaotic and illogical, but everything was related to mathematics, such as physics, computers and so on (and so on, mathematics as a basic subject seems irrelevant ... You see, my shortcomings have been exposed again ...)

Fortunately, although I don't like listening to lectures, I like reading books. Although I didn't have the supervision and guidance of my parents when I was a child, I had a library as a "compass" for my study ... I was also grateful to meet many good teachers and never gave up on my not-so-clever student.