why do people don’t like physics

Question: why do people don't like physics
- Keywords:
  physics
Asked by tact20fen to Sally, Mmboyi, Mike, Michael, Jacinta, Gliday, Elkana, Edna, Arnold on 17 Jul 2025.
- Jacinta Nzilani answered on 17 Jul 2025:
  
  Hey! 😄
  Most Kenyan high schoolers don’t like physics because:
  
  It feels too hard (lots of math and formulas).
  
  Concepts are abstract and hard to visualize.
  
  Teaching is often theoretical, with few experiments.
  
  Schools may lack lab equipment.
  
  Peer pressure makes others fear it too. I am heavy on this,,,
  
  But with fun teaching and practicals, physics can be exciting! ⚡🧪
- Michael Kimwele answered on 17 Jul 2025:
  
  Many people don’t like physics because they find it abstract, mathematically demanding, and sometimes disconnected from everyday experience. The subject often involves complex formulas, problem-solving, and theoretical concepts that can be difficult to grasp without strong foundational knowledge in both math and science. Additionally, some students struggle with visualizing the real-world applications of physics, making it seem irrelevant or boring. Poor teaching methods or lack of engaging examples can also contribute to a negative perception. However, when taught well and related to practical situations, physics can be both fascinating and deeply rewarding.

Question: why do people don't like physics