School What is your favourite subject?

[jrodrick4]

hi everyone,

for me, Maths and computer networking is my favourite.

 

[deidara]

i like math
but it depends on teachers mostly

 

[BBB Banana]

Drawing and Geometry.

I think this subjects are a bit unusual in other countries cause you usually have arts but not really drawing and dunno about geometry is pretty hard but I love it. The actual term is Described Geometry wich is something architects use.

 

[Gecko Moria]

English and Japanese, easiest subjects therein being the most relaxed. And I have excellent teachers for those subjects as well

 

[dpsoul]

Mathematics

 

[Reminiscence]

Currently I'm enjoying Organic Chem. Concepts >>> memorization.

 

[Bugzee]

Art, Music, Design & Technology, English Literature & Language!

 

[Jovvi]

Math and Chemistry, and Chinese...oh and Mass Transportation

 

[niiica]

History is fun. Though I don't like World History as much...

 

[Asarii]

I'm thinking of majoring in Anthropology so that's my favourite course. I also enjoy History.

 

[Mangakaninaru]

This year's science teacher made my favourite subject (science) boring... so I'll have to say IT (my teacher is kinda emo, but I like his style...) and History (a period of laughter, he has Heavy Metal disks and he teases one of my classmate who likes Heavy Metal with them... )

 

[~FrienD~]

psychology----and arts----and----logic, other than those i don't see any other subjects worth attending. we've got a perv teacher on psycho so its lively!-arts because its a good time killer-logic because its annoying you'll never get bored and the teacher is a fresh grad hawt.

 

[erleign]

highschool: calculus,history and chemistry

college: majorystems analysis and programming
minor: foreign language(nihongo and madarin) and history

 

[Cotaku]

Throughout my 4 years of combined middle school and high school, I have found English and Spanish to be my favorite subjects with 20th century American history coming in at a close third.

 

[ChiiChoh]

Math, somehow my mind just works better with numbers and logic. ;p

 

[Charlie]

Math, somehow my mind just works better with numbers and logic. ;p

Hi AK11

So your brain works well with numbers and formulas and equations?

Was never too fond of math during school.

I liked history myself.

 

[blai]

Imma actually add Marketing. It's A to the W to the E S O M.... E !

 

[ChiiChoh]

Hi AK11

So your brain works well with numbers and formulas and equations?

Was never too fond of math during school.

I liked history myself.

Yeah for sureeee, history always bored me for some reason. It was hard as well, too many things to remember and memorize ;D + lazyness = not a good combo ;D

 

[conn-man]

anything interesting really,
english and writing are always fun, writing really challenges creativity.
history is endlessly interesting. history of a country, history of a person, history of the planet.
sciences are my favorite though, its the history and details of any subject. i really like biology, psychology, geology, etc.
but i really hate math, i think its boring as all hell. i normally do low average in math classes, i like geometry though, its ok.

 

[Roflkopt3r]

At the gymnasium (damn it's so hard with all these terms used for different school forms in different countries) my favorite subjects were Arts (not music though, I almost hated it!) and Biology.
Biology somewhat suited my style of thinking it seems, because I never had any trouble at beeing best in oral grades all the time without actually every looking at the materials outside school or even paying much attention to the class, rather playing cards in the last line. The logics used in biology just seemed incredibly easy to me and I kept wondering why so many people were struggling with it.

For a short time, I even liked math. Short historical recap of my history of maths: school year 1-4 I did very fine, I missed half of year 5 due to illness and started sucking at maths from then on. This continued until year 11, I practically had no clue of what's going on in class in these six years and didn't even know the basics of graphs or equations.
Then, in year 12 I suddenly just knew it. I can't explain it, because over all these years I never learned anything at home. I just suddenly grasped the logics used for all this mathematic stuff and shined for a year, until I lost intered in year 13 as I didn't have maths in abitur (final tests at the end of grade 13 in five chosen subjects).

Other subjects I liked:
-English. This is another subject I didn't like in the beginning and sucked at, but around year 9 or 10 I suddenly had top grades in it all the time, after having played WoW for a year on an English server.
-Chemistry - I liked it sometimes, sometimes I hated it.
-Sports, depending on the form of sports. Up to year 12 I had really bad stamina and power resulting from an auto immune disease attacking muscles, but I still liked dexterity-oriented stuff like spear throwing, table tennis and most forms of sport with a ball involved.
-Geography and History. Once again, there were years I loved it and years I hated it, changing from teacher to teacher.

subjects I rather hated:
-Music
-Politics
-Latin (there was one year I was suddenly good at it for no reason, but for the other years I hated it)
-Informatics - I even did that volunarily for year, but oh my gosh it's soooo boring!

All of this will result in engineering or chemistry possibly, or biology to switch over to medicine (as it's easier to get a university place in biology than directly in medicine), as I'm gonna start studying next year.