Since the school year is starting, and I'm bored, what subjects do you like the most? My favorite is English. My least favorites, Math and Science. Everybody will probably choose lunch, but that's fine.
Poll: What are your favorite subjects in school?
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Actually, my favorite class is always the one in which I have the most friends in. -shallow-
But in all honesty, I've always really liked English. I enjoy reading, and I find analyzing (and sometimes even overanalyzing) novels to be fun.
Fuck timed writings though.
But in all honesty, I've always really liked English. I enjoy reading, and I find analyzing (and sometimes even overanalyzing) novels to be fun.
Fuck timed writings though.
I find Physics to be the most fascinating.
Math is good too.
Art I cannot stand. Preformance, Musical or visual, I suck royally.
English is just... meh... I don't like having to type out 15 pages of anything. Although, I did enjoy the teacher asking for a 7 page (minimum) eassay, and mine was 14. I didn't even mean for it to go that long, but the teachers reaction was very worth it ^^
Math is good too.
Art I cannot stand. Preformance, Musical or visual, I suck royally.
English is just... meh... I don't like having to type out 15 pages of anything. Although, I did enjoy the teacher asking for a 7 page (minimum) eassay, and mine was 14. I didn't even mean for it to go that long, but the teachers reaction was very worth it ^^
Seeing how there's no "other" category and that I'm in college, I enjoy the stability of math. Art is something I could never get down, but math always brought a weird comfort.
History and foreign languages are pretty good too, and some sciences like astronomy and psychology are pretty interesting to me. English classes always relaxed me as well, especially when I'm given enough time to write what I need to and in the appropriate setting...
...Seeing this makes me realize that I actually enjoy school. Cool.
EDIT: My dumb-ass must have missed that "other" option.
History and foreign languages are pretty good too, and some sciences like astronomy and psychology are pretty interesting to me. English classes always relaxed me as well, especially when I'm given enough time to write what I need to and in the appropriate setting...
...Seeing this makes me realize that I actually enjoy school. Cool.
EDIT: My dumb-ass must have missed that "other" option.
Mine favorite was/is lunch. I might have gotten great grades in all my classes (LOL, 3.91 GPA), but that doesn't mean I have to like most of them. There were some that I did like more than others, like psychology or chemistry, but none I would call my "favorite".
I'd say by the time sixth form rolled around my favourite subjects at the time probably would have been History and Media Studies.
Science, more specifically Physics; I fucking loved Physics, got some of my highest marks in that class.
English is my least favorite; I mean, I am exceptionally well equipped when it comes to the English language, writing, grammar, etc, but the teachers I was assigned 10th and 11th grade fucking killed all enjoyment I could have had.
Math is boring, but I'm good with it, and History is boring, however very very easy. Foreign Language can be fun, depending on the teacher and the language; freshman year I had Spanish with the supreme, end-game bossfight pushover teacher type. We literally rolled all over her, if you didn't do an assignment you got 50% on it instead of the normal (sane) 0%. Did no work whatsoever in that class, and got 110% at the end of the year.
English is my least favorite; I mean, I am exceptionally well equipped when it comes to the English language, writing, grammar, etc, but the teachers I was assigned 10th and 11th grade fucking killed all enjoyment I could have had.
Math is boring, but I'm good with it, and History is boring, however very very easy. Foreign Language can be fun, depending on the teacher and the language; freshman year I had Spanish with the supreme, end-game bossfight pushover teacher type. We literally rolled all over her, if you didn't do an assignment you got 50% on it instead of the normal (sane) 0%. Did no work whatsoever in that class, and got 110% at the end of the year.
English, Social Studies, and Music.AlAaraaf74 said:
English to show how smart I am, plus I'm good at reading and writing(even though I don't do it in my spare time). The teacher is also awesome.
Social Studies to show how smart I am and our teacher is awesome.
Music because I like playing music and it actually has to do with what I want to do with my life.
Least favorites are(from best to worst) are:
-Language classes(unless my highschool starts offering Danish)
-Shop classes(thank god I don't have to take any more)
-Math.
Surprise: the English major says that she enjoyed English the most.
Runners-up-
Science, 'cause I rather enjoy it. Specifically Physics and Biology. Chemistry... not so much.
History: I actually adore history, and I'll read historical texts on my own time. "But Squirrel," you ask, "why wasn't history your favorite subject in school, then?" Answer: my history teachers were all horrible. There's a reason I turned to historical research on my own time.
Music: I love playing my clarinet. And I love to sing. Both are activities I did throughout school.
Runners-up-
Science, 'cause I rather enjoy it. Specifically Physics and Biology. Chemistry... not so much.
History: I actually adore history, and I'll read historical texts on my own time. "But Squirrel," you ask, "why wasn't history your favorite subject in school, then?" Answer: my history teachers were all horrible. There's a reason I turned to historical research on my own time.
Music: I love playing my clarinet. And I love to sing. Both are activities I did throughout school.
History, English and chemistry.
Learn about old stuff, read book and set stuff on fire/cover it in acid.
But no I really liked history and English as I loved reading and learning inane historical facts and why certain things are the way there are.
Chemistry was fun had some really good teachers and we always got lots of experiments at my school.
Learn about old stuff, read book and set stuff on fire/cover it in acid.
But no I really liked history and English as I loved reading and learning inane historical facts and why certain things are the way there are.
Chemistry was fun had some really good teachers and we always got lots of experiments at my school.
History because I just find it really interesting and I already enjoy reading about it on my own time and even if im not 100% sure about an answer I can use my own knowledge of the society or time period and the repeated mistakes of man to come up with the most logical answer.
For me, it had to be science, in particular chemistry and biology. When I went to university I studied Biochemistry and biological chemistry. Chemistry I find, is a fascinating subject. My least favourite subject was drama because I just couldn't see the point of it. I don't think it helped that the high school I attended was very into "the arts" so they made a big deal about the school play, but didn't give a crap if you were good at English, maths or science. I think it made me a little bitter to be honest.
I study maths in a university, and it's always been my favourite subject.
I used to like chemistry in lower secondary school, but for some reason I lost all interest in upper secondary. Same with physics, except that I lost interest after upper secondary. I do study physics too, but only because I kind of have to.
I also liked English, which is a foreign language for me, mainly because it was really easy. Almost all games and websites are in English so I didn't have to learn almost anything new in school.
Gym, history, citizenship education and Finnish were my least favourite. I don't like sports and I don't like writing essays.
I used to like chemistry in lower secondary school, but for some reason I lost all interest in upper secondary. Same with physics, except that I lost interest after upper secondary. I do study physics too, but only because I kind of have to.
I also liked English, which is a foreign language for me, mainly because it was really easy. Almost all games and websites are in English so I didn't have to learn almost anything new in school.
Gym, history, citizenship education and Finnish were my least favourite. I don't like sports and I don't like writing essays.
Physics and any foreign language (English, French, German and ancient Greek) were my favorites. I always had great, very inspirational teachers for physics, and I was always good at languages.
