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My relationship with mathematics
Maybe I haven't studied mathematics in my last life, and I have to study it twice in my life to make up for it. I didn't learn math well in junior high school. I got 99 points in the senior high school entrance examination 120, even if I got one more point, at least it sounds good. Fortunately, foreign languages, politics and chemistry are close to full marks, and the total score is not low, barely squeezing into the city's key points. If math had been lower then, I should have spent money on choosing a school. It's really unfortunate news for me that the head teacher of Senior One teaches mathematics. Even if you can't learn well in the class teacher, you can't have a good life in the future. The head teacher just graduated from college, very young, with long hair and clean face. In fact, the person I admire most is the science teacher. A problem that has no clue at all will be solved in their hands. I won't reach their level. Especially the female science teacher, I feel sorry for myself. To paraphrase Comrade Fan Wei: As women, why is the gap so big? The sun is soft, the teacher writes on the blackboard, and I copy it in my notebook. Whether I understand it or not, I'll write it down first. I often come to class 40 minutes early in the afternoon, and the class teacher asks me to study math by myself. The exam is coming, and there are still many questions left unanswered. What should I do? It doesn't matter. Do you want us to stay after school to make up lessons? I have been training for a long time, and I feel that mathematics is not as terrible as junior high school. As long as I master the method, I can learn it well. I can get into the top ten in math exams occasionally, and I gradually have a good impression on math. When I was a sophomore, I was always in the top ten in mathematics. Don't think that the more I learn, the better I will be. I must be embarrassed to say that I entered the top ten in mathematics in my sophomore year because I entered the liberal arts class. If the liberal arts class can't get into the top ten in math, then I really should be struck by lightning. When the second year of high school started, something happened that made me laugh and cry. At the class meeting, the class teacher elected me as the math representative. I was shocked and unbelievable. It was not until the head teacher looked at me and said, "Stand up and let everyone know" that I was sure I was not dreaming. Math? It's not that enemies don't get together I seem to see math slowly coming to me and say, "What's the matter? We really have a good relationship. " It seems that math must be a smart, lively and naughty girl. If it's really fate, why doesn't she give me a satisfactory result every time I study hard? How can my little daughter have the ability to undertake this great task? But since the class teacher personally appointed it, it is better to be respectful than obedient. This changed me in two ways. The first nature is to make me more crazy about mathematics and learn mathematics more. I like Han Han's books, but I don't agree with his statement that "it is enough to study only the second grade mathematics". It is really cynical to refuse to learn mathematics from the first grade of primary school. Secondly, the math exercise book is relatively heavy. I exercised my arm strength with my exercise book, which laid a solid foundation for passing the volleyball exam later. There is a long distance from the classroom to the office. Once I handed out my exercise book, my arm ached after I came back, and my arm ached for a day the next day. My arm hurts even more when I think that I will bring them back to the classroom from the office soon. The math teacher in grade two is obviously clearer than the head teacher in grade one. It just didn't meet expectations and didn't make much progress. I'm afraid I missed a word in class, but I'm sure I'll make many mistakes when I do the problem. However, I have never given up, and I will try my best to follow if I can't keep up, especially when the final exam is approaching in winter, and countless papers are flying lightly in this cold world like snowflakes. I used one draft paper after another under the lamp and didn't go to bed until I finished my paper. In the final exam, I failed in math again, ranking eighth. The most important thing is that I am behind the first place 14 points. God is laughing at me. That night, the monitor told me on the phone that a boy in the class got full marks in mathematics. I was depressed and desperate at that time. I couldn't help sending a short message to my teacher, saying that I didn't learn math well and didn't want to be a subject representative. I waited happily for her to promise me. She said, relax and go to sleep. I stared at the words "no pressure", smiled and burst into tears. These four words should be said to myself. In winter vacation, I set off firecrackers to watch solid geometry, and next semester I will talk about solid geometry. After all, I am a scholar. Am I willing to squeeze out the time to recite "the green hills can't cover, after all, they flow eastward" to calculate the eccentricity of hyperbola? It's no use not wanting to. I am a realistic person, and I can't ruin my future. Maybe I will still do poorly in math in the future, and math is doomed not to smile back at me. Even when it comes to the college entrance examination, maybe I didn't do well in math. But I won't back down, because there is no regret behind the pay. As the song goes: Xiaotian has a big dream, wrapped in a heavy shell and gently lifted his head. I will climb up step by step, fly forward on the highest leaves, and let the wind blow away the tears and sweat. One day I will have my own day ... this is my emotional entanglement with mathematics. I love math and complain about it. As long as I get her attention, I can have a great advantage among liberal arts students. And I held her hand and begged her, but she made a face at me and ran away. I shouted at her, don't run in math, I will definitely catch up with you.

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