I think people also quit before they can play the game. Calculus was the first time I felt it was all coming together and was really fun. Up until then it can seem like you are learning rules to a complicated game, and then people chose to just not play.
I work in maintenance …I’ll go to some jobs, fix the issue and walk away, I’ll go to some jobs and there will be some troubleshooting and I’ll walk away, other jobs I’ll have to leave and won’t be able to resolve the issue. The first two I’ll look back on and I might have learned something and I’ll be really happy. The third makes me feel like shit. I remember being the same about linear equations.
I think people also quit before they can play the game. Calculus was the first time I felt it was all coming together and was really fun. Up until then it can seem like you are learning rules to a complicated game, and then people chose to just not play.
I work in maintenance …I’ll go to some jobs, fix the issue and walk away, I’ll go to some jobs and there will be some troubleshooting and I’ll walk away, other jobs I’ll have to leave and won’t be able to resolve the issue. The first two I’ll look back on and I might have learned something and I’ll be really happy. The third makes me feel like shit. I remember being the same about linear equations.