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okay i'm out of of high school! for you those still in school what are your favorite subjects to learn or study ?

mine where u.s. history and english

i miss English, i loved being creative in literature, also to say i miss creative writing.

i had a blast in guitar class too. i went all the way up to guitar 4. even though i pretty much don't play anymore. i like singing better.

i failed piano so bad i accepted my e i only didnt do one assignment and the teach just failed me. <.< i was always good in art..

tokiklok wrote::D i failed piano so bad i accepted my e i only didnt do one assignment and the teach just failed me. <.< i was always good in art..

dang, gotta do them assignments XD

i liked art too, not the teacher so much, but the class tought me alot.

yea alot of people said i should be an artist but to be real it doesnt get me anywhere

How could you fail Piano?! Its so easy! Or is it because Ive been playing for almost 7 years? I dunno.


My favorite subjects are Literature, Spanish, and World History.

You know what though, I wonder why I do better in Spanish than I do in English? I had at the end of the year of an average of 98 in Spanish and 94 in English. Weird.

Naturally, English was my favorite subject (excluding this past year, which was like...the English class from Hell, seriously), followed by History. I didn't really start liking History until my 10th grade World History class, because I had the best History teacher ever. XD But yeah, English and History were definitely my favorites.

History class has always been my favorite (and best) subject. It helps that I had three different completely awesome teachers consecutively.

My favorites would be chosen mostly by the instructor, as I like all subjects roughly equally. I had great teachers for my freshman history course and advanced chemistry. Overall, though, I find English classes the most engaging regardless of teacher.

uc pseudonym wrote:My favorites would be chosen mostly by the instructor, as I like all subjects roughly equally. I had great teachers for my freshman history course and advanced chemistry. Overall, though, I find English classes the most engaging regardless of teacher.

Same here. I like all subjects, unless I hate the teacher. CX

math:

geometry (it's fun finding proofs that aren't in the book that nobody else had thought of, including the teacher:) )
trigonometry (easiest class ever)
calculus
statistics
advanced algebra


science:

biology/advanced biology
advanced chemistry/AP chemistry
human anatomy and physiology


also:

keyboarding/advanced keyboarding
accounting
Spanish

My favourites were definitely Classical Civilization and Geometry and Discrete Mathematics.

Classical Civlization was a course where we studied ancient Greek and Roman literature. We went through The Iliad, the Oedipus trilogy, Plato's Euthyphro and Apology, Ovid's Metamorphoses, and Aristophanes' The Clouds and Lysistrata. It's definitely one of the most interesting courses I've taken and the teacher was awesome.

Geometry and Discrete Mathematics was a math course that covered proofs, vectors, and some introductory combinatorics. It was easily the most interesting math class out of the three and I'm sad to hear that the combinatorics part of the course got destroyed by Ontario's new math curriculum.

My favorite class in High School was probably Algebra.

Favorite subject?

Heh. I hated school so much, especially high school. Funny, considering the two best teachers I ever had were from my high school days.

I can't say I had a favorite subject, for various reasons.

some times i do miss being in high school

Painting and calculus. How weird is that?

All my music classes. After 20 years, Band, Choir, etc, form most of my clear memories of HS.

I liked physics. And also specialist maths, because we had a lot of "extra curricular fun" in our small class. Hehe...

My favorite subject in high school would most likely be Algebra 2.

Chemistry was my least favorite. I hate that subject with a passion.

KeybladeWarrior wrote:
Chemistry was my least favorite. I hate that subject with a passion.

Thats what we (or at least me) call to loathe immensely.

Oh yeah, I get the joy of taking it this year, lucky me. Well last year they had to take Physics instead. So we're taking chemistry this year and Physics the next.

My favorites were:English,History,German,Band and Biology.

XD my art teacher was a really awesome man. Really Godly, I really enjoyed art more because he was a fun teacher ^_^ (eventhoughhedidn'twantmetodrawanime)

I also miss my history classes with this one teacher, XD I was even his teacher's aide, it was like super easy, all I did was staple papers or work on his bulliten boards. He hired me back in November to do one for him, even though I was out of school XD

my art teacher was pretty creepy >.< he made me so mad i was drawing a pottery portrait, and i was shading it and he put a big line through it and i said " you know what?" and then he was like . " what?" then i said. " YOUR BALD!" and then he said ." you know thats really rude." have you guys ever had teachers like that?

My favorite subjects were art, creative writing, and English. I had one great history teacher who made the class interesting, and oddly enough one math teacher who was fun.

I liked maths, physics and chemistry. You know you like maths when one of the jokes among other teachers is how appropriate Miss Payne's (the maths teachers) name is. To dislike chemistry you must not get to do enough experiments. (Yea acid! )

My first year German teacher was from Bavaria.So for the first year I learned to say ich one way but when we moved down to Western Washington state from
Alaska and I started my senior year at a small Christian school our teacher
pronounced it differently.

My magnet, Environmental Science (I'll take Zoology once I go back) and English.

I liked my theatre and French classes the most. I was really able to "be myself" in them. And also my senior English electives; Creative Writing was awesome.

History for me hands down.

I liked English, Theory of Knowledge (basically a philosophy class), Math Studies, and U.S. History.