Question of the Day - Monday, August 21, 2023

[MoochNNoodles]

Its the first day of school! We are maybe half way done and I am SO sleepy!! I treated myself to a LARGE cold brew at Dunkin when I had an early morning pickup there. DS is next to me doing diagnostic tests for math in a new program. It operates differently from what he’s done before so I can’t just throw him into it. But it has video lessons and multiple ways to complete the exercises; so I’m hoping he does better with it. DD has used it for a few years and does well. Right now he’s excited to use a computer. Math has never been his favorite subject; but like the math teacher says, you just aren’t good yet!!


What was your best subject in school?



I always did well in English and Literature. Writing came more natural to me. I do enjoy reading but some of the books were awful. Especially that one about the guy who might have pushed a mean dude out of a tree causing him to break his leg and die from it. Something like that. I disliked the entire thing.

 

[game misconduct]

probably reading and english since i love reading

 

[bobkater]

It’s difficult to name best subject at school, because it being a lesson made it off-putting. Plus, what we liked or disliked depended just as much, if not more, on the teacher involved.

But I can tell you that I now have foreign languages and music as hobbies, subjects in which I did not particularly distinguish myself at school.

 

[Kat0121]

probably reading and english since i love reading

Same here.

 

[lizzie]

World History and English

 

[fionasmom]

Especially that one about the guy who might have pushed a mean dude out of a tree causing him to break his leg and die from it. Something like that. I disliked the entire thing.

A Separate Peace? I never enjoyed the book; it has made several banned book lists over the years for various reason, most of which it did not deserve though.

My best subjects were English and foreign languages.

 

[susanm9006]

I enjoyed English and Lit the most but got my best grades in math. Math was learning and applying processes to a problem. It always felt straightforward to me.

 

[MonaLyssa33]

Creative writing, chemistry, document design, technical writing

 

[denice]

History of any type was the most interesting for me.

 

[neely]

English, Foreign Language and Art, (loved art classes).

 

[vansX2]

In High School, Horticulture and World History.

 

[allmykitties]

Pretty much everything except for Art (had a teacher who apparently graded on talent and I'm a 'draw a stick figure with aid of a ruler' category) and PE (I routinely got pretty injured in class and had one of those 'you're faking it' types). Though I did especially enjoy third year Latin when we studied Pompeiian graffiti.

 

[iPappy]

Writing, literature, music and art. I liked a lot of other classes but I wasn't a stand-out student in them.

 

[Mia6]

History

 

[Neko-chan's mama]

The subject I was best at was English. By 8th grade, I was reading on a college level. However, my favorite subject was science, especially biology and chemistry.

 

[muffy]

History & PE

 

[catloverfromwayback]

English and history.

 

[Jem]

Probably science and art.

 

[Winchester]

I dearly loved Biology and always did well. Also English Literature.

 

[heatherwillard0614]

I'd say my senior year was my favorite year because I only needed one course to graduate. This being said I didn't graduate early because I wanted to walk with my class at the end of the year because I was top of my class and got a bunch of awards. So I wanted the experience along with my fellow classmates.

Science was my absolutely favorite subject.. This being said I was able to take 4 AP science courses. 2 classes each semester. I left school half way through the day and returned when school was out for sports.

It was my favorite year in school because every class I had was science, half days, and my sports still. It was a great year for sure.