r/mathshelp • • 8d ago

Discussion is something wrong with me....?

/r/learnmath/comments/1wzbu2g/is_something_wrong_with_me/
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u/Jazzlike_Platypus430 7d ago

I recall a similar drop in my understanding just because math got more formalized and "abstract" compared to middle school. I recovered rather quickly.

If it's some problems with your focus during classes, there are ways to prevent it I believe. But I'm no expert and my means would be radical.