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Asked by anon-38256 on 12 Oct 2022.
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Harold Berjamin answered on 12 Oct 2022: last edited 12 Oct 2022 12:32 pm
No. In school, I was very much interested in physics, history and foreign languages. I wouldn’t say maths was my favourite subject before I reached age 16.
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Suzy Whoriskey answered on 12 Oct 2022:
Yes, my favourite subjects were always maths and music <3
I loved reading but didn't really enjoy having to learn about all grammar…
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Trish O'Connell answered on 12 Oct 2022:
Gosh no!!!! Absolutely not…
I always loved languages more… did French & Spanish in school and adored them but I suppose I was competent at Maths & I loved Science
In University I missed more Maths classes than I attended as they always seemed to be on at 9am & I had moved away from home…
In retrospect this was not very smart as I then found I struggled with Maths and began to actively dislike it….. the teacher was not very enthusiastic which didn’t help matters.
I think its kinda funny that I am now a Maths & Stats teacher and my students seem to enjoy my classes and I have found my love of Maths again…. -
Maja Popovic answered on 13 Oct 2022:
Pretty much, yes.
I also loved foreign languages (although not my own language, there was too much boring stuff!) and chemistry. -
Francisco Roldan Sanchez answered on 13 Oct 2022:
No, my favourite subject was history. And probably I’m still even more interested into history than maths, as in my free time I’m always reading and watching documentaries about that.
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Norma Bargary answered on 13 Oct 2022:
I always really liked maths at school but was more interested in sport.
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Orla McManamly answered on 19 Oct 2022:
It was not!! I liked different subjects, depending on how hard the homework was!! I always found I needed maths, and needed to know how to get better at it to help with my other subjects involving numbers, so I stuck with it. Like most things, the more I tried to understand, the more I could see it being useful to me in lots of ways, so I grew to like it more because I could see it helped me beyond the classroom.
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