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Favorite subjects – are there even any?
Russian language is a good, interesting thing. I did well in Russian at the Olympiad :) And I also draw cats well, when there isn't a dictation.
I also really love literature, again, if I don't have to write anything and I'm not asked questions. The teacher (our class teacher, she's also in one of the photos where we went on a trip about world religions :) ) is talking about how Bolkonsky, Rostov, and Bezukhov come to understand the meaning of life (yes, we're studying that work right now :) ), I sometimes blurt out something smart, and more often I just sit and draw until I turn blue...
Algebra is also an interesting thing. Quite interesting, only when you don't have to deal with graphs – I just don't like them.
Geometry is less interesting than algebra; there's usually much less drawing involved...
I understand physics well enough, but I don't like the subject. My parents just keep nagging me about physics... and I don't like the new teacher... and I'm an emotional person... so, even though the subject itself isn't bad, due to circumstances...
Chemistry is a good subject. Only when the teacher isn't asking about homework, but explaining something. In general, I have a very good relationship with her, so I've gotten involved in the subject against my will. Although it can't compare to Russian.
Biology is also a good thing, when they don't ask questions. Even interesting.
I loved history... until our old history teacher left. And with the new one, all we do is take notes for half a notebook and have tests every lesson. It was so interesting to talk with the old one... see literature :)
Social studies – see history.
I never understood geography and don't really like it. The lessons are a little crazy. So maybe I just didn't get it.
I understand even less about economics than geography.
Life safety itself isn't very appealing to me, but the lessons are sometimes fun :)
World Art Culture is a great subject, if only it weren't delivered as lectures...
I don't really respect foreign languages, but I have a good relationship with the teacher.
As strange as it may seem, I don't like computer science, even though last year I was the only girl at the city Olympiad and took 3rd place.
Physical education has never been my strong suit (it's the only subject where I consistently get a 4 grade), but just kicking around in class – I'm always happy to do that, it's a shame you can't draw cats.
To summarize: I love Russian, literature, World Art Culture, history, and algebra. I like the other subjects less, but in principle, there's something interesting in each of them for me. And it also depends on the teachers... Although I mostly get 5s in all subjects :)
Russian language is a good, interesting thing. I did well in Russian at the Olympiad :) And I also draw cats well, when there isn't a dictation.
I also really love literature, again, if I don't have to write anything and I'm not asked questions. The teacher (our class teacher, she's also in one of the photos where we went on a trip about world religions :) ) is talking about how Bolkonsky, Rostov, and Bezukhov come to understand the meaning of life (yes, we're studying that work right now :) ), I sometimes blurt out something smart, and more often I just sit and draw until I turn blue...
Algebra is also an interesting thing. Quite interesting, only when you don't have to deal with graphs – I just don't like them.
Geometry is less interesting than algebra; there's usually much less drawing involved...
I understand physics well enough, but I don't like the subject. My parents just keep nagging me about physics... and I don't like the new teacher... and I'm an emotional person... so, even though the subject itself isn't bad, due to circumstances...
Chemistry is a good subject. Only when the teacher isn't asking about homework, but explaining something. In general, I have a very good relationship with her, so I've gotten involved in the subject against my will. Although it can't compare to Russian.
Biology is also a good thing, when they don't ask questions. Even interesting.
I loved history... until our old history teacher left. And with the new one, all we do is take notes for half a notebook and have tests every lesson. It was so interesting to talk with the old one... see literature :)
Social studies – see history.
I never understood geography and don't really like it. The lessons are a little crazy. So maybe I just didn't get it.
I understand even less about economics than geography.
Life safety itself isn't very appealing to me, but the lessons are sometimes fun :)
World Art Culture is a great subject, if only it weren't delivered as lectures...
I don't really respect foreign languages, but I have a good relationship with the teacher.
As strange as it may seem, I don't like computer science, even though last year I was the only girl at the city Olympiad and took 3rd place.
Physical education has never been my strong suit (it's the only subject where I consistently get a 4 grade), but just kicking around in class – I'm always happy to do that, it's a shame you can't draw cats.
To summarize: I love Russian, literature, World Art Culture, history, and algebra. I like the other subjects less, but in principle, there's something interesting in each of them for me. And it also depends on the teachers... Although I mostly get 5s in all subjects :)
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