Posts from Your favorite subjects in school.

Every forum user is either currently studying at school or has studied there in the past. And I'm sure that everyone has (had) favorite subjects. I suggest voting and also writing why you like (liked) a particular subject. Here you can write not only your favorite subjects, but simply comment on the proposed ones in the list. And add something if I didn't include it in the voting. As the creator of the topic, I'll start :)

Russian language is not my favorite subject overall... Why should I write with a pen when I can type even faster on the keyboard? And Word/browser highlights errors))) In general, I don't like this meaningless writing that I might not even read once. But sometimes it's very interesting to write essays.

Literature. I might like to read... (but that's not a given :)) But I don't like reading things that don't interest me very much. Therefore, I rarely come to literature lessons with the texts read :) I don't even always find the book in time :)

English language. I consider it no more than a useful lesson. But I definitely can't call it my favorite. I study it because I want to get a good certificate and I know that it might be useful in the future.

Algebra. In general, I am more inclined to this subject than to others :) And I try to do all my homework conscientiously. And sometimes I sit and solve some difficult problem... I'll spend a lot of time, but I'll still finish it. And then at school I find out that I solved one of the problems in the class)) In general, my attitude is positive-neutral.

Geometry. Approximately the same as with algebra :)

History. It doesn't attract me at all. I hate learning these dates. But some moments are sometimes intriguing, but this is usually the history of the 20th century.

Geography. One of my least favorite subjects. I never studied it... However, I have a stable 5 :)

Social Studies. Another subject I don't like. But, knowing it, I began to understand better what they are talking about in the news, because I know the terms :)

Chemistry. One of my favorite school subjects. I don't know why chemistry attracts me so much... I just find it interesting. And I think I'm the only one in the class.

Biology. Closely related to chemistry, however, the continuous theory, as in the case of social studies and geography, repels me. But sometimes there are quite interesting topics.

Physics. The situation is approximately the same as with chemistry. However, I am not as good at physics and some of its areas do not interest me at all.

Art History. Culture is, of course, sacred. But not for me :)

Life Safety. This is a subject for real men :) I won't say that it's very interesting, but our teacher makes these lessons very, very unique))

Physical Education. But I love physical education :) I get tired of all these subjects that make you think. And in physical education, at least, there is an opportunity to play basketball with friends, etc. :) I'll take it, in general)))

Computer Science. No comments. How can a person like me not love computer science?

I like two subjects – geography and history. Geography – the teacher I had made the subject just a name :) . During the lesson, music is playing loudly, and everyone is busy with their own things – most of them are sleeping :) . Although, sometimes it's different... History – I just love this subject; I'm fascinated by history and mythology... So, that's it. But thanks to a subject like chemistry, I learned some interesting phrases, such as: Vanadium dihydroorthophosphate, sp³ hybridization, and (a masterpiece) Electrolytic Dissociation of Hydrated Ions. There you go...

Generally, it's an abstract question, how can anyone even like it?:D However, I'll try to answer as best as I can)).
Russian language))) I was once told that I have great abilities. However, I've long since squandered them all. But I do love to write, so my relationship with it isn't all that bad)). Besides, I read a lot, and I rarely make spelling mistakes)).
Literature - well, I don't like classics, although I do enjoy reading)).
English - I'm not bad at it, but the teacher is annoying.
I actually like algebra, but unfortunately, our math teacher recently won the "Best Teacher of Russia" award (seriously), and THAT kind of algebra is just not for me, plus I don't even learn anything)).
The same goes for geometry)).
History is not bad, besides, our teacher is quite unique and knows how to make the subject interesting. For example, he tells us how, after the execution of False Dmitry I, his intestines were used to make skipping ropes, which were used in the square:D.
I don't have geography in 11th grade, and I don't care about it anyway.
The same teacher teaches social studies and law, and that says it all)).
I don't understand chemistry no matter what... Forget it.
The same goes for biology.
Physics is a very interesting subject, but it's the same as with algebra, and what's more, the physics teacher also won that award!!!
What is MHK?
What is ОБЖ?
I've given up on PE. It's all just basketball, I prefer soccer)).
I'm not good at computer science, as I only started studying it in 10th grade. Besides, we usually just surf the internet in class.
We also have economics, which I don't understand either, because I've only been taking it since 10th grade.
But automotive technology is good. At least they teach you how to drive)))

Like school?)))) Nope, that's not our style))) Here are the subjects that don't make me want to throw up: :D
Computer Science, Biology, History, Social Studies, English. So, Vortex, we have completely opposite tastes:p
And here's a list of our, shall we say, sworn enemies: :D
Geometry (I just don't get it), Geography (although that's entirely the teacher's fault), Art History (2 Exams - World Art Culture, what a mess:)) (same situation as with Geography).
I'm more or less neutral about everything else.

So, at this Might and Magic convention, will they be endlessly discussing, for example, the great artists of different eras? Wow... I wouldn't be able to stand it...

I only like computer science among the school subjects; me and Vortex are doing projects together. Algebra is sometimes somewhat interesting, but I'm too lazy to delve into it, so I'm not very good at it. Chemistry is just… no comment; I gave up on it a long time ago. Biology is a little better, but it's still not my thing. By the way, Major, compared to physics, even ОБЖ (basic life safety) seems boring. Our new physics teacher is something else. It's actually become interesting to go to physics class, unlike before when they just crammed dry theory down your throat. I have a neutral attitude towards the other subjects.

I love algebra and physics; I've been studying at a specialized math and physics high school for 3 years now, and the algebra there is just... O_O, it's insane! And the physics too!
By the way, I remember when I transferred from another school, I thought it would be full of nerds and boring people, but I was once again convinced that humor is a sign of intelligence!
The things we do at this school are too crazy to even write about. You could write a story about each person.

Aaaah! There it is, the modern youth! No one likes Russian and literature anymore:D

Geography and history... I enjoyed listening to them. Literature can also be included here... biographies of writers, etc. It was interesting to listen to, and I also liked the poems, and I could easily memorize them... right during breaks, and most importantly, for a good grade!)))
Russian... I didn't know the rules, but I wrote without mistakes... almost XD

The rest were awful!
Although computer science was okay... I remember playing NFS Porsche. Hehe

P.S. Social studies was also good.

P.P.S. I voted for everything I listed, except for the Russian language...

Literature has one big advantage – it helps me sleep so well!

Yes, it is! A wonderful scene unfolds during a literature lesson in the elite 11th "A" class of the "Dmitrov" gymnasium. Autumn leaves are falling, and the leaves are playing with all the colors, nature is going to sleep, saying goodbye with the rays of the bright sun, and all this is accompanied by... damn it, the snoring of the entire aforementioned class, along with the grumbling of our teacher! And occasionally, a sleepy face lifts from its hands to scare the teacher with its appearance!

I don't know, I definitely enjoy listening to lectures because you can relax and listen, but for me, it's boring. I can't just sit and listen; I need to be engaged, otherwise, the lesson will be a waste of time. In any case, algebra lessons pass by unnoticed for me because if you're doing something you enjoy, it's really relaxing.
I don't like sleeping in class, but I learned how to draw well during them; I should post some of my drawings in the art section.

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 :)

I like literature! I also like computer science and technology (because Ghost does everything). I hate algebra and geometry because the teacher is just awful. I don't really love physics, but I do enjoy the experiments. And the same goes for chemistry! We throw all sorts of ingredients into test tubes (even pills from the infirmary) and see how it all bubbles! I only like listening to history lessons about Egypt, but since we're currently studying all sorts of nonsense, I don't listen and just sit and draw. The same goes for social studies, life safety, and economics! But I used to like drafting! Physical education is just a great subject! And the other subjects are okay because I don't do anything in them either, I just draw sometimes! I like literature because it touches on interesting philosophical themes!

Message from Drakkosha
Favorite subjects - are there even any?!

Apparently, there are :)

Message from Drakkosha
I also really love literature,

You and Ex are the first to start nitpicking words :D

Vaishan, you're right ;) Our physics teacher is something else. No, seriously, do they tell you in physics class what the difference is between a sauna and a bathhouse? Why is it customary to fry meat in Georgian cuisine and boil it in Russian cuisine? And she tells us. And I feel like this is just the beginning...