/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7679657
> you dont have to be good at maths to be smart

>>7652365
OP here.

We'd make awesome teachers; my real analysis and linear algebra teachers were crazy french mathematicians that took joy in failing their students. I was in a class with a guy that repeated linear algebra two times; he gotted 35 first time and 48 second time and begged the professor if he could pass but he got rejected terribly.

When I get to do my masters in pure maths, go to grad school, and get offered to teach classes; I'm gonna mark those suckers harshly, no half mark allocations, and they won't get marked using different mathematical methods. I will also probably penalize them for terrible and rush handwriting's.