[ SECRET POST #2450 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2450 ⌋

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Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

they may be bad at arithmetic or conic sections or remembering trig identities

There are definitely different kinds of math and I can believe that people can be bad at one and good at another or love one and hate another. I was terrible at trig and I hate it. I am great with statistics and love it. I'm also good at geometry. Some people may run into a kind of math that just eludes them and suddenly they are getting bad grades no matter how hard they work and they draw the conclusion (or someone draws if for them) that they are Bad At Math. In reality, they probably already encountered types of math they were perfectly good at and may encounter more in the future, provided they are allowed to continue taking other math courses despite not doing well in one topic that someone decided must be treated like a required stop on a trip, as if math subjects were a progressive sequence.