Because, I believe that these three subjects will be compulsory except for the number of college entrance examination students in a few years, and will not change.

And if you give up math now, you will definitely break a leg at the foot of Tieshan in the future, so it is not an unstable problem, but a direct drag on your back. Even if other subjects are not bad, your math scores will be 30-40, and students with all-round development will easily leave you behind, even if each subject is slightly higher than the normal level.

This is a problem that I have experienced personally. Back in those days, I also gave up mathematics from the first grade (I felt that junior high school mathematics was not pleasing to the eye when I was in primary school). Other subjects are good, but I hate math and never listen to it in class. My homework was copied. Being able to copy in the exam gave me several options to fill in the blanks. The speed of handing in papers is generally the top three in the class. I don't know how good I am at math. . .

Poor math foundation not only affected my senior high school entrance examination, but also had a great influence on my later college entrance examination. After two years of remedial classes in high school, I was very poor in math every time. I lost 2 or 30 points and missed the university I wanted to take. When I was in senior three, I didn't want to make up my math. However, I have been abandoned for too many years and lack too many basic things. At that time, I couldn't do it.

Now that I think about it, if I can live forever, I will never be biased. Even if I don't need it in my life, I won't give up in my study, because it is one of the indispensable tools for me to achieve my life goals. Have you found that many engineering majors are quite profitable now, and they all have to study mathematics. However, at the beginning, no one really helped me change this partial subject situation, and I didn't realize that it would have such a great impact on my future life goals. . . . . .

Oh, you can't chase after the past, you can only recall the past, even though it's really not a good memory.

However, seeing that history is about to repeat itself, I think as a person who has experienced a painful lesson, it is necessary for me to come here and nag a few words.

You said your IQ was average. . . I think this is really strange. One of the things that science can't fully explain in this world is this IQ problem. And IQ is not only reflected in school. If someone around you uses your academic performance to judge that your IQ is medium, then you have an IQ problem. Because only a brain-dead person would make such a conclusion.

And junior high school mathematics, to be honest, is really not difficult (I just didn't study hard before, and I hate it to my bones). As long as you prepare well before class, listen carefully in class, review carefully after class, and do appropriate exercises to thoroughly understand the main knowledge points. If you don't understand, don't be shy to ask questions. Ask your classmates and your teachers. Don't be afraid of being laughed at. Make it clear that this is laying the foundation for your future. Only an idiot would say something.

As long as you can do this well, I believe your math will never be bad. Even if you have a medium IQ, you can certainly make up for the stupid bird flying first.

The key is to have perseverance, have confidence in yourself and never give up. If you have this kind of good character in everything you do, then your future is definitely promising.

If your own future is not enough, you regard mathematics as a semi-naked beauty who will always be in front of you. She's trying to seduce you, and you want to eat her, but you find yourself incompetent. At this time, you should work hard to improve your ability. When you ride her under you one day, the sense of accomplishment is hard to express in words (of course, if you are a beautiful girl and treat math as a handsome boy, the same is true)-hehe, I'm leaving.