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I was fortunate at a young age to have an amazing math teacher. He made much of the work very interactive and fun. I believe that this is when I started to love math. This was an honors math program that had a large number of girls in it. Many of us joined the math team and all went on to take high school math classes in junior high. 

Like anything, making the learning process fun will help anyone to understand and be interested in the subject matter

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