I love science and history and stuff, but math just gets so impractical to a certain point. And there is no creativity to it, not to mention its all about memorizing formulas.
mrbojangles25
there is a ton of creativity in math. hence most problems can be solved in a multitude of ways, not to mention theorems were proved by extremely creative people. and trust me, once you get into higher level math courses, memorizing formulas is the least of your worries (many times certain equations will be given to you on the exams). you've eventually got to know how to reason or you'll fail.
back on topic: it's hard to say what my worst subject was as i never really apllied myself in high school, but i couldn't coast through chemistry like i did with other courses and still have a good grade, and spanish was the dullest for me.
In high school I failed my favourite subject, history. It was like a kick in the ballsack. No jokes.
The subjects I really sucked at, and hated with a passion were maths and physics. I suffered through 5 years of an all-boys Grammar school with back to back s*** teachers, who were an absolute joke.
Funny thing is, I'm now an engineering student at University.
I hate Geography, I hate learning about maps. Because I had this assignment which I never finished because it didn't make any sense, I don't know if I was staring at the wrong page but it was annoying.
Mine has to be RE and English, mainly because in RE we are doing everything we learnt in Year 7 and Year 8, and English is boring old Shakespeare, why can't it be something modern!
AP Calculus and Senior Physics. I just plain don't have any interest in math, so its hard to take the intiative to learn in Calculas, plus its just hard. Senior Physics, just alot of "out there" theories, that honestly don't make sense.
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