zedegit:


Topic is bearing.

Mine is differential equation.

when I was in secondary school, the first time I ever passed maths comfortably was the topic differentiation. It wasn't like if I understood it, but I just followed the steps and found out it worked.

Math is even better, those people doing physics I respect them a lot. The math there is just so crazy and all the proofs. The stress the course put u through isn't worth the certificate u get at the end.

CJStarz:
I feel your pain,bro. No child is a dullard but the teachers in their arrogance and wickedness, would fail to teach the child well.
Some of them talk down on the slow ones or ignore them totally in class.
Imagine my chemistry teacher, during a practical class in the lab,told me,that I would fall her subject during waec. Mehhnn, that was like a death sentence! Yes,I was struggling with the subject, because of her poor and arrogant teaching methods,but for her to have passed on that verdict of failure,really hurt my self esteem. I cried bitterly.
Thank God for mothers! My Mom encouraged me to study harder. She told me, 'onu mmadu aburo onu Chukwu ', meaning,a man's word is not God's! She gave me a day to do prayer and fasting,6-12! Guys,that was my first time of fasting o🤣Mum told me,'onu kwuru njo ga ekwu mma',translated,the mouth that spoke evil will speak good! I believed Mum.
I studied and prayed.
To the Glory of God,I had a Credit in the subject! When I collected my result from the principal's office and saw my grade in Chemistry,(I didn't mind if I failed others,but not Chemistry 😆😆😆), I raaaaaan like flash to the teacher's office located in the Chemistry Lab,to show her my result, shouting as I did,'aunty,aunty,I passed your subject,I passed Chemistry '. Her reply shocked me. 'I knew you would make it' Wow! Exactly what Mom prophesied. I literally flew home to show mom my result. She bought a bottle of Fanta for me😍😍
God my mother.

don't blame the teacher. One thing we fail to understand is that different people have different mental capability, so therefore not all can easily understand what is being taught. No matter what u do as a teacher, there are some subject some student can't get. Knowing the strength and weaknesses of a student is very important but in this present time that can only be discovered when they are younger. With the workload on most teachers so they don't really ay much attention to that.

CJStarz:
I feel your pain,bro. No child is a dullard but the teachers in their arrogance and wickedness, would fail to teach the child well.
Some of them talk down on the slow ones or ignore them totally in class.
Imagine my chemistry teacher, during a practical class in the lab,told me,that I would fall her subject during waec. Mehhnn, that was like a death sentence! Yes,I was struggling with the subject, because of her poor and arrogant teaching methods,but for her to have passed on that verdict of failure,really hurt my self esteem. I cried bitterly.
Thank God for mothers! My Mom encouraged me to study harder. She told me, 'onu mmadu aburo onu Chukwu ', meaning,a man's word is not God's! She gave me a day to do prayer and fasting,6-12! Guys,that was my first time of fasting o🤣Mum told me,'onu kwuru njo ga ekwu mma',translated,the mouth that spoke evil will speak good! I believed Mum.
I studied and prayed.
To the Glory of God,I had a Credit in the subject! When I collected my result from the principal's office and saw my grade in Chemistry,(I didn't mind if I failed others,but not Chemistry 😆😆😆), I raaaaaan like flash to the teacher's office located in the Chemistry Lab,to show her my result, shouting as I did,'aunty,aunty,I passed your subject,I passed Chemistry '. Her reply shocked me. 'I knew you would make it' Wow! Exactly what Mom prophesied. I literally flew home to show mom my result. She bought a bottle of Fanta for me😍😍
God my mother.

so have you gotten a job now or you now have money

Translating calculus into igbo,fulani ,edo language,ijaw and Yoruba for my naijaa ppl to get it

Translating calculus into igbo,fulani ,edo language,ijaw and Yoruba for my naijaa ppl to get it and have sense to build tear rubber state of art oil refineries and stop stealing our crude to abroad

Longitude and latitude.

Dammm that topic was hell!!!

PPIA:

E sweet die.

Wow

Graph
Longitude and latitude

The only thing I understand in mathematics is when the teacher asked are we together and we all chorused yes .

Vectors

Find x

Maths was a brain buster, after paying huge school fees at the start of a new term I always resolve to work harder and learn maths but my brain always become lost and I loose interest after scoring zero.

Everytime, Find x.

What exactly was that for?

Venn diagram

Everything Mathematics I ate forever

essentialone:
Mention that topic in Mathematics, that you still do not understand.

Mathematics lovers and haters, show ya sef.

Bearing

AllenSpencer:
Laplace transformation

I think say dat one na statistics

Complex Analysis

All of them please. I don't understand any topic in mathematics. To whoever invented that subject...let me not swear for you this night Sha.....

Calculus and bearing

Longitude and latitude

where can i start. I will encourage myself to keep learning maths

AllenSpencer:
Laplace transformation

Very simple. Mine is congruency and principles of mathematical induction.

Again, I struggled in Numerical Methods

Joyson:
Omo circle theorem and anything construction.😭😭

All those plenty theorems 😅🤣

Parabola. I still don't know what it means even after master in statistics. I just tried and avoided it anytime it came up in applied statistics

Real and analysis

Topology space

We need theorems

The only math's I don't like are real and imaginary numbers.

tur sai gobe.

joshbj:


All those plenty theorems 😅🤣

Differentiation from first derivatives

Find x