What is/was your favorite subject in school?

[Zarcatus]

I always liked sports a lot and it was one of my best subjects too. We had one subject about politics and society which was pretty interesting. Maths was good too (yea, ik, I'm sorry )

What are you sorry for?

Well, it was more of an ironic statement. But I did come across many people looking at me in disbelief. Plus, maths was probably the most hated subject in my school.

[PluMGMK]

I take it the maths teachers there weren't great then?

[DaveRattlehead]

I loved Maths because it's probably one of the few subjects where I didn't have to study!

[PluMGMK]

Oh yeah, I liked that about it too

[Master]

I used to be able to get by, but when it came to the more advanced and methodically involved maths I started needing practice. And since I wasn't used to needing to study that bit me in the long run.

[The Jonster]

Yeah that definitely bit me when I took Calculus 2 in Uni. Unfortunately, had to repeat this class 3 times.
Although I admit a large part of it was because I was bad at attendance and lack of wanting to study this.

[DaveRattlehead]

And which one did you hate the most?

[Greengoop]

For me I hate physics the most.

[The Jonster]

Which one you asking?

[DaveRattlehead]

I hated English, like... A lot! Most of the things I've learned were on the Internet or playing. The classes were simply useless. I'm not being ironic if I say that they were still teaching the colours when we were 10 years old . Then, when I had to face with real English, it was frustrating af...

[The Jonster]

English in our school was reading books. Pretty much that since we knew english already

[Greengoop]

English is boring, but I don’t hate it.

[EdgyRabbid]

I’m so good at English that my teachers once gave me this site as an assignment. I had to write about the history or something for extra credit. It was werid

[DaveRattlehead]

English in our school was reading books. Pretty much that since we knew english already

Well that was definitely a Thing in the Spanish classes too. Apart from the grammar/ortography/literature lessons, we had to read a book every three months and do an exam about it

Not gonna lie, most of them were boring af, but there were some cool ones. Actually, thanks to these classes I discovered my favourite book.

[The Jonster]

And that would be...?

[EdgyRabbid]

Y’all’s English classes sound totally different from mine. I’m currently learning about the different between a uptopia and a dystopia

[DaveRattlehead]

And that would be...?

Treaure Island!

Y’all’s English classes sound totally different from mine. I’m currently learning about the different between a uptopia and a dystopia

Definitely more complex than the exam I had to do to get in the university.

If I have some time, I'll send a picture of it, I think I have it here with the rest of them!

[Greengoop]

How is the utopia/dystopia worth more than a 10 second mention?

[EdgyRabbid]

Oh cool! Tbh my English teacher last year really liked me. But he made this comment. Still haven’t stopped thinking about it

[DaveRattlehead]

You explain them, you let the students discuss about those ideas (in English, of course)... And you practice your English skills with a bit more complex topic, and not with the fucking colours.