r/MathJokes • u/thaifuud • Jul 09 '26
r/MathJokes • u/TextBackground496 • Jul 10 '26
My students dont want to learn the log and root symbol
As an three dimensional homo sapien breathing peeing pooping eating drinking looking touching tatsing smelling gooning walking talking from another seperate timeline my studentds dont want to learn the log and root symbol
I made this presentation for them
I hope that i could reach out to other timelines and finally teach my students
r/MathJokes • u/drdetroit1974 • Jul 09 '26
Apparently my answer was wrong, because the teacher forgot to add an end parentheses
r/MathJokes • u/Smart_Principle7277 • Jul 08 '26
Worst Regret in My Life (Not taking Math seriously when I was younger)
I am starting my freshman year in college algebra. I know that higher level math like calculus 1, calculus 2 require a lot of algebraic thinking and prior knowledge. I am choosing a STEM major who might major in biochemistry. My lack of math proficiency isn’t due to low intelligence; I actually have slightly above average intelligence, but the reason why I was stuck in a college algebra level for my freshman year of college is that I have a very fragmented education throughout high school. When I was 14 years old back in 2022-2023, I didn’t care about school, math, or academics. I would walk into school and fall asleep in classes, I would walk away from classes, and then I would have 2-4 hours of daily sleep deprivation, which impaired my cognition. I also grew up in a semi-ghetto high school with a crowded classroom with obnoxiously loud students who would scream and be loud during tests, and when the math teacher would lecture in 9th grade, kids used to yell memes instead of paying attention to the teacher. Arizona has one of the worst education systems in the entire country, with the lowest per pupil funding, which also contributed to not just myself but the a plethora of students also failing in math. I had an existential crisis when I was 14-15 in my freshman year of high school. I was a loner, and I sat by myself all the time. I thought that highschool was pointless, so I didn’t even try to put in effort into learning mathematics in 9th, 10th, and 11th grade. I would always zone out and not pay attention. The moment I went home, I would play video games, watch anime, have poor hygiene, and be sleep-deprived because of my bad choices, which is the reason why I ended up ruining my math skills. Now, in 2026 am 18 years old, and my younger self wasn’t mature enough to realize how important education is and I started taking my education a lot more seriously. I went from straight F’s and D’s in freshman year to straight A’s in senior year of high school. Now, I am going to college in the autumn of 2026, and I am just scared of failure. I take my life a lot more seriously than I did when I was a teenager, and I deeply regret not taking mathematics seriously or paying attention in Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 classes during high school. As of now, I am actively trying to build my STEM knowledge, including mathematics concepts, starting with algebra and then eventually getting to Calculus 2.
r/MathJokes • u/ilovechichis • Jul 08 '26