The Various Differences and Similarities between Studying a Language and Studying Mathematics

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                     In learning languages and mathematics has become a necessity in the world of education. Language is a tool for communication and also as a unifying nation. Then math is also very necessary for calculation and also the development of other sciences. Learning language and mathematics has differences and similarities.

                For differences in learning a language and mathematics are in aspects of content and ways to express. The difference in learning a language it uses the most word but indicative math with numbers and calculation formulas. It is very clear because language is used to communicate while mathematics is for calculation. The second difference is how to express. Expressed languages are different in each country. For example, the Indonesian state uses Indonesian and Japanese using different languages than the Indonesian state. Whereas mathematics is expressed in the same way even though there are differences in the way each person has their own characters but use the number in each country. So learning a language and mathematics has different in aspect content and ways to express.

                 For similarities in learning a language and mathematics is in the aspect of how to achieve and there is a rule. Learning a language and mathematics has rules that must be followed. If the rule is not followed, it will have a different and invalid value. The second equation must be practiced in language and mathematics. Human is created with ordinary brain abilities but must also try. If you don’t practice to learn a language and math, you can’t get it. So learning a language and mathematics has similar condition likes to follow the rules and need the practice to achieve.

                So differences and similarities in learning a language and mathematics exist. Then behind that, all learning language and mathematics is a must in the world of education.