I tried to convince myself for ages that I loved English but I'm really an artsy person... so music it is. What was/is your favorite subject and why?
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I tried to convince myself for ages that I loved English but I'm really an artsy person... so music it is. What was/is your favorite subject and why?
computing because computers
Art until my teacher died andi dropped it, then history at gcse when we weren't studying boring things like wars and did medicine and serial killers instead
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History or ICT, wanted to do both in University, somehow ended up doing Film and TV, hey ho.
I liked Welsh lessons woo they were fun. I liked music and art too although I wasn't particularly good at neither
Art was my favourite too :D
maths was mine by a mile, basically that and science were the only subjects i were remotely good at anyway.
Media Studies because I was pretty much guaranteed an A at the least. Easy subject for me.
Other than that Spanish. I found it really challenging but never anything I couldn't overcome which meant I felt fantastic whenever I completed a task.
Science in years 7 and 8, History from year 9 to the end of Sixth Form.
geography
still is and hopefully gunna do it at uni!
Used to be English but that changed once I got to Upper School.
Probably photography because I didn't do anything in that class :)
When I was at school? Geography. :)
modern studies, not sure if this is only a scottish thing. it's kinda political, social and economic issues of countries/local communities rolled into one.
lit worst class ever to meQuote:
Originally Posted by buttons
History :) such an interesting subject. Before that was probably English, something I was always quite good at and enjoyed.
In the earlier years, it was history but only because we had this teacher who was young and built like a roman soldier and he taught roman history, he made every lesson so interesting and would demonstrate all the war formations
In year 10-11 I really enjoyed chemistry and science in general
They threw my out of history, but I loved it too :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Absently
Either maths because I was just so much better at it than any of my other subjects or physics because we just did weird experiments meaning we could piss about a bit.
When I was in school my favourite was Music. Last semester in college my favourite were IT and Spanish
Food Technology. Was the most hands on.
I liked a lot of my subjects, but just picking one I'd say English Language.
Probably math.
That is exactly my attitude. 'Don't do anything?' Love it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mdport.
does lunch count?
probs music
ict because it was easy
but i hated the excel lessons, loved the graphics sections on ps!
You had PS lessons in ICT?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jurv
I loved IT and Business Studies but business studies was pips easy.
I also really liked music but the people in my class were horrible. On that note, don't get me started on my media studies class!
yeah we had a whole graphics moduleQuote:
Originally Posted by Zealoux
oh wait no i lied it was fireworks not photoshop
Yeah when I done IT in year 10 we learnt how to use PS and had a whole term of graphics then the next term was learning code like HTML CSS JS. That was my favourite in year 10.
Overall my favourite subject would have to be wood work :)
Maths for sure. It made up half of my timetable, I was best at it and I enjoyed the lessons the most!
After that I also loved History; I had great teachers and History in general is just a subject that interests me. I also quite like writing essays (I know, weird or what :P).
My third A level subject (or fourth if you count that I did maths and fmaths) was Econ. That was a bit weird, I loved macro-economics but despised micro-economics. Still enjoyed it overall though.
Wow I've waffled on. Maths is the answer :P
geography and fine arts
I loved art :)
Business studies, ICT and art.