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No, seriously, do they tell you in physics class what the difference is between a bathhouse and a sauna? Why is it customary to fry meat in Georgian cuisine, but to boil it in Russian cuisine? But they tell us. And I feel that this is just the beginning...

Ah, you're lucky... It would be better if they told us something like that instead of these endless problems... They're not difficult, but it gets tiresome to solve all the homework... And even better, if they told us such stories in history class instead of just reading from textbooks... By the way, our previous history teacher talked to us about various interesting topics, but all of it was just to help us understand the essence of the paragraph :)

Whirlwind, we have a physics teacher who's kind of like that. :)
He swears at Russian football players (especially loves to criticize Zenit) during every lesson. :).
He wrote two books, one called "Banana Thoughts" and another with a similar title...
He likes to talk about phones, beer, and how messed up things are in our country right now. He complains that he's surrounded by idiots (although he then says that our class is very good and there are almost no idiots in it :)).
He writes aphorisms, poems (often obscene), and then reads them to the students. In honor of this, someone even changed the sign on the "Physics Room" to "Physics Room" :) .

And I like the story we have here :) Our history teacher often contradicts the textbook :)

I actually like the way our history teacher does things :) She often contradicts the textbook :)

That's the right approach from the history teacher! Analyzing facts, expressing her own opinion... I respect her for that! :smile01:

Russian language and literature – I really like the subject, but I don't like it when we're overloaded with it. Overall, I enjoy it...
Literature – a similar situation, just like with Russian. I like the subject, but we're being overwhelmed with it... I write good essays and analyses. But in general, despite the fact that our teacher is making our lives miserable, she provides us with excellent knowledge!
Foreign language – I simply love it. It might not be the easiest subject, but I know and understand it.
Algebra and geometry – I simply love exact sciences. I understand them well, and... I just enjoy them.
Physics – I simply adore the science, but I hate the teacher!!!! Either I'm not absorbing the knowledge, or she's not giving it to me (((
Chemistry – my favorite subject... Am I the only one?
Biology, geography, and world art history – I simply like them. I know them well.
Social studies – a necessary subject in our difficult times...
Computer science – I love this kind of thing, but I'm not a cool hacker, just a regular user, although I'm going to learn more...
History – I've never liked it and I still don't like it ((( I just fall asleep in class; I simply can't stand it.
Life safety, physical education – of course, they are necessary, but I don't like them.
P.S.: I love to study, but I also love to be lazy just as much))))) although I try to avoid the latter, because it can ruin me, so I work hard like a bee

In school, I liked history and social studies because I didn't get bad grades in those subjects for not doing my homework (keep in mind that this didn't come easily; I had to participate in many Olympiads to achieve this). Also, I enjoyed math and chemistry. Computer science was also an interesting subject.

Let's start.
Russian – I don't like this subject, it's simply unbearable. Major Whirlwind was right about it, in my opinion.
Literature – I generally enjoy reading, like science fiction, for example. But what we read in literature class... I don't like that. But I have to read it:(
Algebra and geometry – well, these are sacred! My favorite subjects! I recently took 1st place in an All-Russian competition with a project in algebra and geometry (it's hard to say exactly what it was :)).
Physics – it's kind of close to mathematics, but I don't like it. I can't even say exactly why:)
World History and Culture – as a subject, it's boring, but as a lesson, it's a complete breeze! You can quickly finish your homework;)
History – I liked it in 5th grade. Both the teacher and the subject were good. But then it turned into some kind of mess, and I don't like it anymore.
Music, or rather, the history of music, as it's now called – it's nonsense and rubbish. But it's also easy, you can quickly come up with something;). It would be better if they studied modern music there. Heavy metal, techno, alternative... I won't list everything.
Geography – oh dear! I don't like it! I especially can't stand outline maps in history and geography...
Biology – with our teacher, it's also partially easy. Otherwise, I'm neutral.
English – I need to learn it, I really need to. But I have a 4 in it. I'm neutral about it as a subject.
French – hang me by my hair! It's a nightmare! I hate it! No further comments.
Practical Skills – I'm neutral, there's nothing to say.
Physical Education – my physical development is, to put it mildly, not very good. Therefore, I don't like the subject either.
Computer Science – it was taught from 1st to 4th grade, using some stupid notebooks and textbooks. Then it was canceled. It will be reintroduced soon, but already on computers. In elementary school, I didn't like it; we did some silly things there. I don't want it to come back – a very knowledgeable guy teaches computer science, who teaches not according to the stupid school curriculum, but as it is in reality. He teaches well and correctly. It's above the university level. He reads our school programs (in all subjects) and openly laughs. At the end of the year and after passing the exam, you get some kind of certificate that allows you to start working. I'm in my first year there; it's for gifted students, as our wise guy said:). The second level is for exceptionally gifted students, but you still have to get in. That's about it.

Russian - I studied it, but I don't know much.:) Literature - a good subject.:) Foreign language - the teacher was strict.:smile29: Algebra and geometry - a useful subject.:( Physics - I couldn't stand it (although I enjoyed practical work with electricity).:smile21: Chemistry - I got a 2 (a failing grade) in the final year of school.:smile07: Biology - the teacher was a homophile.:eek: Geography - it's worth studying.:rolleyes: Art History - I don't know what that is.:o Computer Science - a ray of light in a dark world.;) History - a good subject.:) Life Safety - I don't know what that is.:o Physical Education - I didn't go.:smile44:

1) English – the teacher is kind, she makes fun of everyone, but still gives me good grades)). 2) Russian language – I hate it:mad:! I still remember how, on my birthday (it was the end of the first quarter), that beast gave me the only C out of all the quarterly grades! I still remember her words: "Yes, you had all Bs for the entire quarter, but considering that you got 3/3 on the control dictation, I have every reason to give you a C for the quarter," and after that, she became a terrible beast to me, and I don't study Russian (I only do homework occasionally, and I copy it). 3) Literature – it's okay)), even though the teacher is the same as for Russian, I'm doing fine with literature))). 4) Algebra – tolerable, I don't like it, but I'm good at it (if I study). 5) Geometry – aaaaaa! The subject is just a nightmare! I can't seem to learn it((. 6) History – it's okay, I don't study it, but everything is fine)). 7) Social Studies – everything is fine)). 8) Biology – everything is fine)). 9) Physics – it's bad:(. At first, we had a mentally challenged teacher, she didn't conduct a single lab, and she would say: "imagine a virtual lab," which just made us laugh)), but then, the following year, that teacher was laid off, and they gave us another one, she's a nasty woman, but she teaches better (at least we have real lab work with her)). 10) Chemistry – everything is fine)). 11) Physical Education – excellent. I just don't go to it for half of the quarter, and then I start, and in the end, I get a 4. But, I'm not complaining)). 12) Life Safety – we don't have that. 13) Computer Science – a stupid teacher(((, she always lowers my grade by one point, and for minor things, so I have to strain my brain to get a B, just to barely convince her to give me a C:mad:. 14) Rhetoric – a stupid subject, and the same witch who teaches Russian is teaching it (I just call her a witch because she's not normal, and she also walks around with a terrible wig))). And the worst thing is that we spend money on two textbooks (there are two parts), and in the end, we only do it five times during the year:mad:, although there is also a positive side:D)). 15) Practical Skills – a stupid teacher, she can't cook, and she makes us sew all sorts of crap that we'll never want to wear, luckily, I don't sew, I always have the excuse that I forgot the fabric at home, and that I'll sew it at home, and when the end of the school year is approaching, I listen to all sorts of nonsense, I steal fabric from a friend, she brings it specifically at the end, and on the last lesson, I tell her that I'll bring the work tomorrow, and she won't do anything bad to me, and she gives me a 4 for helping her sew some crap for the fair. 16) Biology – a good teacher)). 17) Music – a big break, where in the end, they give a 5)).

Good topic! I always liked natural sciences in school... Biology, Zoology, Anatomy. The computer science class... burned down, and we lost that subject.

I disliked Russian Language and Literature even less, as well as Biology, although that was due to its complete lack of difficulty. Of course, there was also Computer Science, but in that awful school I attended, it turned into some kind of circus where the bullies had a good time, and it was impossible to gain any real knowledge there! Now I have to study everything on my own.

I like all subjects except physical education and labor classes. I'm not original, I'm an ellipsoidal excellent student))) But my handwriting... it's like Chinese characters!

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And I'm Ukrainian, and we don't have Russian schools!

History. I never did homework because I memorized the entire topic covered in class. And I also knew a lot of details that weren't in the school curriculum (at 11, I devoured Dumas, Druon, Pikul, and others). But the funniest thing is that I always passed exams with a grade of 3. :smile32:

History and Literature, everything else can go to hell :).
History is very interesting, but I don't like studying it according to the school curriculum, just like I don't like studying literature.

I love English and biology (skeletons, anatomy, yay!). I can't stand history. Absolutely. Because I can't remember dates. I can't concentrate in algebra, so my entire notebook is filled with dragons. I don't understand geometry because there are too many rules and everything needs to be memorized. I hate contour maps in geography (I understand you, Crazy Wolf). I sleep in literature class because we're not learning anything interesting yet. I don't have any problems with Russian; I seem to write correctly. But I don't study it. Music, crafts, and other easy subjects are just easy. A solid B+. Chemistry and physics are too complicated for me. Nevertheless, my grades are still decent. I don't go to PE class – I can't be bothered. There's no information yet, but my friend draws in Photoshop during class *swallowed saliva* X).