From the psychological point of view, girls' language ability is stronger than boys', while boys' logical thinking ability is relatively strong. What does mathematics mean? If it's algebra, it needs stronger reasoning ability. As for geometry, spatial imagination needs to be stronger. (In fact, the relationship between geometry and mathematics itself is not the biggest, and mathematics is only applied to the simplified graphics of geometry. "Therefore, we need a strong spatial imagination. Boys should be a little better. For practical physics and applied analysis, language understanding and abstract thinking are needed, and girls here may be slightly better. But no matter which school, there is no obvious phenomenon that the math scores of men and women are seriously disproportionate. Generally speaking, in primary school, girls' math scores are slightly outstanding, while in junior high school and senior high school, boys jump out.

To sum up, boys' achievements in mathematics are often late bloomers, while girls are outstanding in the end, but they are not universal. The reason is that mathematics often needs to be combined with physical objects to reflect its practical significance, especially in today's society, which needs more practical things. There are many examples of designing various products and building buildings by combining physics with geometry in mathematics. In addition, the ability to solve practical problems often determines whether a person has a clear mind.

Personally, I think that for most girls, the difference between math and English is because of girls' interest and thinking. If you are not interested in mathematics, doing a dry problem is a problem, then your understanding ability will not be exercised. On the other hand, English doesn't need to run around like math ... as long as you want to study, study hard and spend more time studying, there is nothing you can't learn well.