: Possibly the real reason I'm disliking Economics...
...lots of graphical content. I'm not great at visualising it, and I'm even worse at reproducing graphs, and that creates a mental block that's sometimes even worse than that surrounding calculus.
Words and data analysis, that's a completely different story, and I'm actually really quite good at that. But graphical and algebraic analysis has an annoying knack for defeating me.
I have an option form for my third year, I am compulsed to study two specific Economics modules, it is possible for me to study no more Economics other than that. (The full regulations: those two Economics modules (a micro unit in semester 1, macro in semester 2), one futher Economics module, three free choices in Politics and a dissertation, but up to two modules in years 2 and 3 combined can be from selected other courses, and there are Sociology modules available without prerequisites from that degree, and I intend to choose one.)
In other news; thunderstorm this morning while I was still in bed. Aagh!
...lots of graphical content. I'm not great at visualising it, and I'm even worse at reproducing graphs, and that creates a mental block that's sometimes even worse than that surrounding calculus.
Words and data analysis, that's a completely different story, and I'm actually really quite good at that. But graphical and algebraic analysis has an annoying knack for defeating me.
I have an option form for my third year, I am compulsed to study two specific Economics modules, it is possible for me to study no more Economics other than that. (The full regulations: those two Economics modules (a micro unit in semester 1, macro in semester 2), one futher Economics module, three free choices in Politics and a dissertation, but up to two modules in years 2 and 3 combined can be from selected other courses, and there are Sociology modules available without prerequisites from that degree, and I intend to choose one.)
In other news; thunderstorm this morning while I was still in bed. Aagh!