why students hate of physics subject?
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This is a very real problem and the question reflects reflects very well.\n\nFirst all all Physics is not a perfect Science it has many flaws which need to be recognized by the peers of those who are in the Profession.\nWe are generally taught by rote in school and the idea is to get you aout with a diploma as fast as possible.\nDeep thinking and digging into insight is most of the time over looked.\nThe teacher themselves were students and the way they learned is the way they teach it.Its true.\n\nIt is very difficult to teach a subject you are not really certain about.\n\nSo if you dont understand it and you repeat what you dont understand just like a parroche ,you are likely to be boring.\n\nThat is why most student hate the subject its because it is taught in a boring way. Absolutely no one likes to be subjected to "boring".\nMan! this was very dificult for me to answer.!
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Wow, that's a broad area of a problem. What exactly are you having trouble with?\n\nMy guess would be that you're not confident in your ability to do maths, because that underlies most science. You need to "get" algebra, in particular, to solve most Physics problems, and some people just have trouble getting thir head round the idea that a letter can stand for a number you don't know (or even one you do).\n\nI'd suggest you try to get some remedial algebra help and see if that makes things easier.\n\n=======\n\nIf it's not the maths, then I guess you are having trouble concentrating because you don't find it interesting, and don't see how it relates to your life.\n\nPartly that's down to poor teaching, but you can't let that ruin your education. You could read some popular science books, or New Scientist magazine (your school probably has it in the library). I don't know if schools still run electronics clubs like they did in my day, but that's one way to get into a certain area of Physics. Astronomy is great to read about, or again join a local club.\n\nBut yeah, some of it is hard and boring. Thermodynamics springs to mind :-)
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Hi Mark, I will answer your question if you answer mine first.\nWhy are you asking this question, it seems like a lot of people in school are trying to take the easy way out of a physics or math problem.\nWill answer if you are not doing said above!\nCheers, Susie
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One is capable of understanding the principals of science, the other is not.\nOne understands that he or she does not have all the answers.\nOne of these two types of people would like for students to learn some usable information while in school.\nOne allows human knowledge to grow and deepen.\nOne is capable of personal development.\nI'll leave it to you to guess which is which.
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Yes.  As a matter of fact, I am inclined to believe that the problem at hand is due to a lack of connectivity between college teachers and students.  Many college teachers are haughty and completely forget about how it feels to be in a classroom full of their arrogance.
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I agree with you!! I hate the way everything in the world has to be looked at and torn apart so people can know 'WHY'. I don't understand why we can't accept that things are the way they are, and just leave them alone. I understand research for medicine and whatnot, but ever since learning the scientific explination for a rainbow's appearance when I was in elementary school, I've hated knowing. It totally takes the magic out of the everyday things we come in contact with- I think science and advances in technology are going to be the downfall of humanity. People just don't understand there should be LIMITS! .
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Because it chose me and i didn't choose it.\n\nI started in Computer Science, but Java hates me and i hate Java.  Later, I tried a bunch of different things because i couldn't decide.  I found myself going towards Physics, but i didn't want to let go of my artistic and interpretational side.\n\nSo i have a double major in Physics and English.  It's fantastic!  I'm going to be a high school physics teacher.
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I don't hate either of them.  But I originally started out studying chemistry in college.  It went fine until the second Organics course.\n\nDon't know how far you have gotten in life from your question, but this is what I ran into.\n\nA girl who let all the liquid boil out of her flask because she was more interested in talking to her boyfriend than watching what she was doing.\n\nAcids and bases that were far beyond what I felt safe around.\n\nA fuming flask we were all supposed to pour our chemicals into, after we were told never to combine chemicals when we did not understand what they did.\n\nPhysics, at the college level, was just boring.  I enjoyed it in high school.  In college it was always taught at 8 in the morning, like I was really up for that.  Lot of calculus involved.  I like math, but I like discrete math not continuous.  Actually I like set theory and number theory.  \n\nSo I ended up a programmer.\n\nMy cat's in heat, what's new with you?
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Math and Science\nthey are the worst!
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I agree that the whole category of Education & Reference is being misused by many students. You can easily tell that the question is directly from their homework (they even include the question number!). I'm happy to help them get started with some questions, but will not do all the work for them. I also refuse to answer if they ask multiple questions--either in the same question, or several different questions. And I do worry about the future of the next generation since obviously so many of them aren't reading their assignments before trying to finish the homework. In my day, asking someone to do your homework for you was considered cheating--a serious offense that got you a failing grade in the class.
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Students worry more about getting a degree and not about working hard to achieve their goal. It is the money factor that plays a role. Not the knowledge factor. The education system is corrupt. Teacher do not wish to teach. Nor do they believe in putting in that extra effort to make classroom sessions lively. Students on the other hand do not like to work hard. They secure admission on the basis of donations. So, it is the laziness, corruption and lack of interest that is the bane of teaching.
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Those subjects are graduate level. I doubt you will find any university that teaches much about them in undergraduate classes.
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I got 85% in physics last term.I am pretty good at the subject.I will try my best to help you if only you can frame the question.
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why does students the most problem in the school?
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I used to...then you grow to understand it. Now I teach it, go figure.\n\nMy students say that too: I hate math!\n\nSo I ask them, what has it ever done to hurt you? No response. There is no logical reason to hate math. You just don't get it. You may never get it, who cares, not a big deal. Maybe someday you will get it.
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Read a few pages of questions and answers here.  I'd say that 90% of the atheists that say that they are aligned with science, hate religion.  Take some data.  \n\nI do not see any posts from religious people hating science, except a few quacks.  Questions are asked, but that is different than hate.  \n\nAnyways, religion embraces science.  Why?  God is truth and science pursues the truth.   \n\nAs for the rest of what you wrote, methodism is a faith based religion, deism is a mix of philosophy and science, and quatum physics relate to atomic and sub atomic.  With this mix of faith, reality, and the quarky quatum world, well, you might be right.  \n\nHowever, to be right, you have to justify and prove your premises, which could be problematic.  \n\nGood luck.
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i dislike science too ... it is soo hard... esp.physics and chemistry..biology is fine.. i love math !! its soo fun esp. geometry !