WhiteLizard
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Let's go through them one by one =р
- Russian Language - Honestly, I used to dislike it, but now I can write quite well, surprisingly, and even though I mess around in class (the grammar makes me cringe:D!), I'm doing well in this subject, a solid 4. Although, the teacher keeps telling me I could get a 5 if I tried harder.
- Literature - Honestly, it's a good lesson, useful for personal development, but unfortunately, I don't have much patience for reading books:smile43:. So, I get by with writing summaries and essays... By the way, so that people don't write things about our Russian/Literature teacher on the bathroom walls, she's actually the most wonderful teacher! I only started to realize this now, and I understand her strictness sometimes... It's just interesting and sometimes funny with her. Others say that in their classes, they just write stuff down and deal with all sorts of formal nonsense... The dialogue we have is just wonderful! A lyrical digression for half the lesson:) What can I say... she's a smart woman, and I'm genuinely glad I'm learning from her. (I guess you don't often hear such words from a student...)
- Foreign Language - Yeah, I love it, it's so cute! It's one of the few subjects where my classmates copy from me:D, usually it's the other way around). I can also add that our English teacher is a cool person, so it's never boring.
- Algebra - What can you do with a math class? They assigned us a good but strict teacher, and she left us in disappointment, which is a shame... I feel guilty, I was lazy... Now it's just confusing. But the subject itself is easy, I even won a city competition in 5th grade. It was a while ago, though...
- Geometry - Well, I can get a good grade in it with my desk neighbor:D, but in general, it's also okay. Stereometry will definitely come in handy, and I'm trying to understand it.
- History - This is also hilarious). At the beginning of the year, the teacher asked me something, and for the correct answer, she said that I could listen to music in class... That was a fatal mistake, and as a result, I became a 95% slacker, and I found out that I would have to take an exam for the place I want to go:D. So now I'm trying to read two textbooks over the summer, which is difficult, of course (see point 2), but I'm kind of getting into it). So, the subject itself is interesting and useful, I don't deny it ;)
- Geography - Just don't do anything and copy from your neighbor, it's simple ;)
- Social Studies/Civics - This is okay, I like it. You can argue with the teacher and talk nonsense, it's an interesting lesson, and it comes naturally.
- Chemistry - I also slack off all year, but in the end, out of pity, and for a box of chocolates, the teacher still gives me a 4).
- Biology - It's like in Heroes of Might and Magic, defending against dark arts). Every year, there's a new teacher. It was fun with the last one, a student was teaching us:). Now they've assigned some kind of weirdo =/ It's like a concentration camp in the classroom =( Let's hope for a better year...
- Physics - Although most people don't like it, the subject is good, although sometimes the problems seem difficult, but still, if I don't slack off, I can solve them.
- Art - After the school bought a damn projector and a laptop, it's just great!). We make presentations about art and watch them ourselves. In general, I usually put all sorts of silly and funny pictures in there, which makes the class laugh hysterically:D.
- Safety Education - You can also slack off here, a gas mask is kawaii.
- Physical Education - In general, whoever wants to goes. Mostly, we only get together to play soccer in the fall/spring, so it's okay.
- Computer Science - If it's Photoshop, then it's okay. If not, then we go with the guys to drink beer).
За всем следят машины благодати и любви.