I got all my GCSE's but I really struggled with Maths. I just couldnt get my head around it nor understood its principles. Why on Earth was it important to find out the individual value of 1 egg?

I did enjoy P.E. as I like sport and competition. I was also fond of Languages, Drama, Art and English Literature.

I really did well in everything, but while I enjoyed english, drama, music and humanities the most, my most natural talents seemed to lie in math. So I gave up on math and science courses once I had the required amount in (even though I was in all advanced classes) and my senior year I even took an art class. I kinda wish I would have persued those more.

CarrieMpls said:

How on Earth could I have forgotten History?! That was my degree!

I loved English

I excelled in language-, art- and social science-related stuff. I hated math and it hated me. I enjoyed the hard sciences, but the math component made some of them challenging for me. I ROCKED in astronomy, though! And I was pretty good in PE anywhere a ball was not involved.

Liked math, dance, biology, spanish, art, earth science

Although I liked math I could not stand Geometry along with English, History, US Governemnt, Economics, Chemistry

Latin
Music Theory
Symphonic Band
Logic
Symphonic Chior
Psychology
Rhetoric

Liked and was good at English literature, history, geography, and P.E.

I enjoyed tech but was completely useless at it. I just used to glue and solder random stuff. My 'projects' were always unfinished, just blocks of wood glued together with the odd bit carved out of them. I was good at graphics though.

I was useless at maths and sciences but managed to scrape by in those.

I really enjoyed Russian.

Communication Studies in sixth-form was the best laugh. Just roleplays or turning common sense into a flow diagram.

I am/was good at English and Media type subjects (photography, video production, media, film&tv)

Sucked ass at maths and science

purplesweat said:

Fauxie said:

OMG, I forgot about technology class in middle school



I was horrible in that class. I usually got someone else to help me out....

jess555ja said:

I remember the clock I made had no hands or batteries or anything. It was two blocks of wood glued together, with numbers painted on.

Another memory that I recall clearly to this day was one time I was merrily sawing away at a workbench for no good reason. I looked up and one of the tech teachers, I forget his name, was standing there watching me. He didn't come over, didn't say anything to me, but just gave me this jaded look like 'why are you doing that? why am I here? what is the point of all this?'

Fauxie said:

Good At: English, History(when I wanted to be),

Bad At: MATH!! I hated math. I still do. That's why I was so bad at it

Amazing at theatre and dance... loved history, social studies and the like... blew off English for shakespeare... a loophole in the system at my time. ( Explains a lot doesn't it?! )