I want to be a surgeon, but...?
I suck at math. I mean, absolutely suck at math. I love science, it's one of best subjects, but math is my worst, and to the point of failure.
How can I add to my math, because everyone I've asked doubts I'll become a doctor because of this reason.
I'm in 10th grade.
Any suggestions?
Answers:
Get help from any a tutor or a teacher.
Usually, when an intelligent person has trouble with math, it is because they are have trouble with the definitions. Be sure you understand (and can in reality state in your own words) the definition of EVERY WORD you encounter in your math work. If you can't define the jargon, you can't understand how to apply the math.
Best wishes and good luck.
First, switch your attitude about math, then get a 12th status student to teach you what you don't know about math.
You don't want to be a surgeon badly ample if you are not willing to do the math.
You might see if you can arrange to job shadow a surgeon. Many teaching hospitals hold operating theatres that would allow you to observe a surgeon in progress. You may also be able to sit contained by on the consultations with his patients. It is worth checking out.l Source(s): mother of a medical student who got 43% on grade 10 math and living shadowed a GP every Tuesday morning for 8 weeks.
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How can I add to my math, because everyone I've asked doubts I'll become a doctor because of this reason.
I'm in 10th grade.
Any suggestions?
Answers:
Get help from any a tutor or a teacher.
Usually, when an intelligent person has trouble with math, it is because they are have trouble with the definitions. Be sure you understand (and can in reality state in your own words) the definition of EVERY WORD you encounter in your math work. If you can't define the jargon, you can't understand how to apply the math.
Best wishes and good luck.
First, switch your attitude about math, then get a 12th status student to teach you what you don't know about math.
You don't want to be a surgeon badly ample if you are not willing to do the math.
You might see if you can arrange to job shadow a surgeon. Many teaching hospitals hold operating theatres that would allow you to observe a surgeon in progress. You may also be able to sit contained by on the consultations with his patients. It is worth checking out.l Source(s): mother of a medical student who got 43% on grade 10 math and living shadowed a GP every Tuesday morning for 8 weeks.
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