I also hated math growing up, and in fact was horrible at it. Yet I still completed a CS degree because my love of CS overpowered my hate for math. I found math to be a means to an end, and helps me build cool things using code. So while math is still not my favourite, I learn it and use it because it helps me create things that I do find interesting.
In your case, it could be your teacher who is poor at explaining. I didn't find any of my math teachers any good until I actually reached college. Sometimes it's just finding the right motivation to power through it. Math takes practice. You need to do it over and over and over until it sticks.
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I also hated math growing up, and in fact was horrible at it. Yet I still completed a CS degree because my love of CS overpowered my hate for math. I found math to be a means to an end, and helps me build cool things using code. So while math is still not my favourite, I learn it and use it because it helps me create things that I do find interesting.
In your case, it could be your teacher who is poor at explaining. I didn't find any of my math teachers any good until I actually reached college. Sometimes it's just finding the right motivation to power through it. Math takes practice. You need to do it over and over and over until it sticks.
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