Hello, how are you, dear friends of this community? Starting today, I want to rethink what's been happening to me these past two years since I started university. By choice, I chose a career in engineering, and I want to emphasize that I already knew what I was going to face, but I still wanted to try. I thought, if I've learned more difficult things before and managed to learn them, what would it be like to learn math and other subjects related to the degree? Well, here I'll tell you what's been happening and what made me wonder if I really made the right choice in choosing engineering.
Although I've taken seriously my commitment to pursuing my engineering degree, I find myself at a critical juncture. I've made progress in my other subjects, but math, and particularly Calculus 1, remains my biggest obstacle. This situation has begun to weigh on me, as I feel that, despite my efforts, I'm not getting the results I desire. I've worked hard to understand the concepts, attend classes, and dedicate additional time to studying, but every attempt to pass this subject seems to fizzle out, leaving me feeling frustrated.
Math requires a type of logical and analytical thinking that I sometimes find difficult. Even though I can handle other subjects, calculus challenges me in ways I didn't expect. I realize that perhaps I need to reevaluate my study methods; perhaps seeking additional help, such as tutoring, or changing my learning approach could be the key to overcoming this obstacle. It's normal to feel burned out and discouraged, and recognizing these feelings is important in moving forward. Talking to others who have been through similar experiences helps me feel less alone in this struggle.
In addition to academic challenges, I have faced difficult personal situations, such as overcoming an illness that significantly affected me. This, coupled with the fact that I didn't finish my studies when I could have, makes me question whether these experiences are influencing my current educational process. However, I am certain that I am working three times harder due to my lack of academic preparation. Although the difficulties are many, I am determined not to give up. Every attempt is an opportunity to learn, not only about calculus, but also about myself and my resilience. I understand that the path to my goals will not always be easy, and perseverance is essential. Although mathematics is challenging, I am committed to finding ways to overcome it. This obstacle has led me to question whether I am truly in the right career. However, I believe that every challenge brings with it an opportunity to reflect on my true interests and passions. Perhaps this is a time to explore whether engineering is the path for me or if I should consider other options.
In conclusion, although Calculus 1 represents a major obstacle in my academic journey, I am determined to move forward. I will continue to seek out new strategies and support, remembering that every effort counts. The struggle may be difficult, but I am committed to not giving up and to continuing to learn in the process.
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Las fotos de este blog son de mi propiedad|Las imágenes son editadas en canva|Fotografías tomadas en mi celular infinix Smart 7|El contenido está traducido en el traductor de Firefox.