. This shows that fields in computer science are growing faster than most other sectors.
Marissa Gilbride, third year student at McGill University, Montreal and Nathan Jones , third year student at Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo. I asked them about their own journey with the subject of mathematics. Both had early experiences which caused them to question their math abilities. In tenth-grade, Nathan struggled academically, because he missed classes and the lacked the commitment and effort necessary. This resulted in failing grades on tests and assignments that “dug him into a deeper hole”.
Marissa's journey back to mathematics was influenced by her perseverance and change in mindset. Despite the challenges of her initial semester, she persisted, convinced that the next term could not be as hard. Her tenacity proved correct, and as classes started, the once-daunting material became more accessible and easier:"My struggles and perseverance had taught me more than I originally thought... I started to love attending class and I couldn’t get enough of this crazy subject.
There are those that will continue to evade the very triggers of events they’d rather forget, and that stifles future pathways or missed opportunities. For Silver, they embraced their fear and was able to ultimately enjoy the journey into problem solving by turning to the things that provided the most meaning for them–their penchant for language: