How do you feel towards Math?

Do you mean mathematics? The correct English abbreviation is 'maths.' all the best, urban

Hi cessybear. Well I am a management student. But I love mathematics. There is a lot of statistics and maths involved when it comes to management. The best part about maths is its relevant with the real world It is one of the most practical subject ever taught in any education program's curriculum. Though you do not like maths, but unknowingly you use it the most in your daily life. Anyways have a nice day ... +SuperShames+

hi, ever since i didn't love math subject especially when i was in college,it because math is really hard for me,there was a time that i need to take another exam just to pass that subject,that was an algebra,and aside from that,why do we need to study of it if our course is all about culinary and computers,i think math is applicable only to business management,Engineering and Architecture course.

i really don't like math, but i already choose science as my pathways for future. so, i don't think by hate it and don't learn it i will survive in this science world. so, what can i just do, learn it slowly even i hate them. i'm not so sure why i always take subject that i hate most

i love maths.. its my best subject but when it comes to literature i hate it its like dreaming or sleeping pill.

I am very much an English and Linguistics person, but I have come to respect some aspects of math. I think that with your major especially, you should try to take Statistics. Subjects like calculus are not useful for most people, but everyone interacts with statistics in some way. Also, the knowledge of Statistics will help you become more marketable in the Communication field. All the best to you!

Mathematics was always my favourite subject and I find it strange that so many people tend to dislike the subject. It is also a subject that cannot be avoided because it plays a major role in everyday life. You need at least a decent knowledge of basic mathematics in order to calculate whether a bill is correct or budget your expenditure. There is also a need for mathematics in most jobs. The two most important subjects for anyone to learn are mathematics and your own native language, without these you will struggle throughout all aspects of life.

Math is my enemy. I abhor it and I don't want to have anything to do with it. Unfortunately, we can't escape it because we do numbers in our everyday lives, we compute, we add, subtract etc. It's the lessons in school that really makes me hate Math.

There are a lot of branches of Mathematics. For me, some are interesting and some are freaking difficult. I love geometry as you it is more on shapes and figures. I do not like Differential Algebra as for me, it is very complex. Statistics is cool I guess.

I like it because it is Truth---in that it stays the same no matter how the multitude of people feel about it.

Actually, it is not exactly that I do not want Math as subject. When I was in elementary and high school, Math as subject was the lowest grade I've got but I do not consider it as my most hate subject. It depends on the teacher of that subject. I love Math when the teacher is very good in teaching and I seldom have that kind of teacher during my studies days.Math is so very interesting and challenging with me.

Hi there, Maths is a kind of subject which I've always tried to just pass whether it was in schools or now in college. I'm doing Electrical Engineering in and there is Engineering Maths which was up to the third semester. But our course is basically having subjects which needs lots of maths and numericals even though there is a particular maths subject which I mentioned. So, its quite hard. Personally, I think that if you can catch up the basics in math, you will always want to solve new and many other problems because you will find interest. Now a days I'm Tutoring a few school kids, and the most important thing I find is that I'm able to solve like 98% problems by myself, may be because my thinking level have become more matured and I'm enjoying this because I kind of jumped and do partially many things on this subject in the school levels. But now by Tutoring I think I have the chance of gaining more experience as well as know things better which I partially did on the school levels.

i actually, i never liked maths but i do understand it but don't just liked it and thats why i didn't go for computer science as my discipline.

I'm avoiding Math,I dont like the subject Math..when I'm on school and when our math teacher entered our classroom,I get sleepy..I don't want to listen to her discussion. when I have nothing to do,I'm just pretending that I'm listening..I really Hate math..I actually thinking why other people loves Math.

I think it was that polymath, Jonathan Miller who once said he wish he had stuck with science instead of opting to pursue the easy option of arts and language for which he became famous. The reason people avoid maths is purely that it is hard and art and language study is easy all the best, urban

If it's just finances & straight number mathematics, I'm fine with it. But math courses like geometry...I don't fancy that so much...

Great observation! The way we feel about math definitely includes factors like how we're taught, but the bottom line is personality theory tells us that we all have something called "multiple intelligences". While it might not be important to understand what "multiple intelligences" means unless you happen to be an educator, it's important to understand a little for your question. Multiple Intelligences deals with parts of who we are and what we're naturally inclined to be good at. One of the intelligences is mathematical and logical. Another is linguistic and using words. But there are 6 others that have been defined. What's important to realize is that since these intelligences describe things we're naturally good at, it would make sense that they would also describe things we naturally like. Some people are strong equally in many areas. However, this isn't the standard. Most people are really strong in one or two intelligences and just have a little of the others. This would mean some people are really strong in using words. So they would be strong in literature, writing, reading, speaking. Some people are really strong at logical things like math. They are the ones that think math is easy. Some of us even do math things for fun - different math games. They're probably good at science. Some people are really strong at creative things. These are your musicians and artists. Some people are really strong in being able to use their body - like in P.E. These are all intelligences (there are 4 more). But only some people are really strong in 4, 5, or more of these areas.

To me, maths is a subject to fret for 20 minutes just to complete 1 question. Despite doing fine at primary school, secondary and polytechnic maths are a big trouble for me. Failing occasionally and trying to keep up is everyday life for me. It is used almost everyday to solve basic questions like price checking and savings. Hence, I can't help but be grateful to it despite the fact that I hate doing maths homework,etc. not only do I have mixed feelings about mathematics, I am really confused for years why we must learn hard questions when we don't really use them in daily life. Now, I know the answer. Marketing and calculations in the office would be really complicated and constant brainwork is needed to be done.