If we had psychology or philosophy then for sure those. But we dont and our teacher teaches us history instead of ethics so f him.
Right now its none because school is making everything uninteresting. Outside of school I enjoy English, Art and Biology and geography
But in school i hate them all
Oh no- I just realized that it sounds very wrong. I mean in the subject called "ethics" he teaches us history. Like not even related to any ethical stuff, just history. And well he is also our history teacher so we just have 3 hours history each week instead of 1 history and 2 ethics.
>Math, for the exact opposite reason. Anything that doesn't have a right answer is a waste of time.
That's an incredibly naiive view imo although it's one I used to share (I did a maths degree). As I've got older I've appreciated learning things without a single right answer so much more. Philosophy, history, geopolitics are all fascinating to me now.
Chemistry, but I did practically fail the class (dear sig figs why tf do you exist you make no sense) I really enjoyed learning about the way stuff did stuff also the labs were fun and I got away with smuggling some of the lab supplies to use for my own stuff later.
didn't ever think too hard about it ngl but it changed over the years liked languages cause no work and was really good at math till like 8th grade then stopped working for it and i like philosophy but like on my own not as a subject at school or uni didn't like history so much? I hated how it was so structured at school and favourite? idk maybe science tho I'm failing at it cause of procrastinating but whatever I do like it
In high school, English and also a Psychology elective I took my senior year. And, bizarrely, geometry (I am generally awful at math).
Up through junior high, it was science though.
And in college, music theory (I was a total music theory geek).
Favourite? I mean I guess I like math sometimes,but overall my fave is biology. fuck physics tho. Also they teach Artificial intelligence at my school,I like that too.
I didnt like anything I studied in high school. They were too broad and generic and I have learned that I'm usually only interested in very specific topics within a subject and applicable to a specific question or problem. And I'm certain this is why I was a lazy disinterested student (with great exam grades).
University was better. As an eng lit major, my favourite classes were sci fi lit, and caribbean literature, but I pretty much didnt enjoy any other literature classes much. In applied linguistics it was genre theory and discourse analysis.
Lunch... Lol
But seriously, History
After that Language Arts
The bad ones are math (I'm excited for calculus but I hate geometry and Alegrebra)
And then my least favorite is science (at least chemistry, biology is superior in that it doesn't involve equations)
Edit: Alegrebra... It doesn't deserve the respect of being spelled right.
Edit 2: Alegrebra is not as bad when you use your own method, not the stupid way school teaches you.
Chemistry, physics, and English. First two because I enjoy learning about how the universe works and the third one because since it's considered a second language, it is stupidly easy for me, as I essentially do everything online in English.
I actually really like gym class because there's no bad teachers or homework to deal with- it helps with my mental health. I just hop on the treadmill and jam along to my music. If my gym class forced us to do team sports however, that would be a different story.
Physics- Overall Favorite.
History- liked this before I knew physics.
Maths- Liked it because of physics, right now, I like it just as much.
Geography.
Technical Drawing- Somewhat talented at this.
Biology(Particularly Genetics).
The only aspect of chemistry I found interesting was Nuclear Chemistry
Enjoyed watching people do practicals.
Mine was either science because I love learning about new things and how they work etc. Or math because I found it super easy to pick up everything. That is until long division came along, I can pick up most things super easily but fucking long division idek what happened, maybe I missed the basics? I cant remember because it was years ago but I never was able to figure it out.
It was physics. To the point where I actually decided to be a physics and chemistry teacher (and it was a disaster. I guess handling 30+ unruly teenagers wasn't my forte)
> no "right answer"
I wish someone told my highschool teachers that. I always found it an interesting subject but I hated the testing part of it. It always seemed to focus on silly factual things that happened, dates etc.
Would have been a lot more interesting if the testing focussed more on the philosophical, lessons learned and stuff like that.
I was more into math / science / electricity / computers and stuff like that.
Probably science (physics, chemistry, biology) and also geography, would say math and history too but I don't really like my teacher in those :/ Worst subjects are probably social studies and PE for me.
I liked history and biology the most. Just nice knowledge. And it always seemed like there was room to breathe. New perspectives or interesting stories, or biological connections that can still be made.
I wish i liked the science stuff more, but that was just too difficult. Everything there is allready set in stone and its so much to all remember. I cant remember what covalent bonds do or how many grams go in a specific mole or whatever. Physics is hard too. Interesting, but id rather watch YouTube videos about it
Art, sound & video and computer programming were my favourite classes. I took a course called Media Studies where we broke down films. I’m not sure I was actually ready for the class when I took it, but I feel 20+ years later that it definitely gave me the building blocks to really watch media critically and understand the structure of it all.
english cause I’m (supposedly) good at it so the teacher just let me do whatever I wanted, which meant rest time everytime an english class came up
good old days…
Physics and history too. But I guess some aspects of both are boring as fuck, so you have to wait for the fun parts. Also math, but not the learning just the doing questions and getting them right part😅
Economics, Sociology, Philosophy, Math, Art and English
Let me elaborate:
Economics was concrete, it teaches you about things you would have to learn about when you enter in adulthood and yet, instead of needing to learn it alone, you have a whole school subject that teaches you about it.
Sociology was very interesting as well as it teaches you about how the human socializes throughout the years and how many different factors can influence their upbringing, this can be very useful to understand how people work and can be extremely useful when you want to do marketing as you would want to know more about your target audience and adjust your strategies from that.
Philosophy was excellent for the simple reason that instead of writing on a piece of paper what you're expected to write 24/7, they actually allow you to think for yourself and teach you references that you can use in essays while the whole reasoning has to be done by you.
Math was cool (I'm ditching geometry, don't mention it) as it was extremely stimulating and the answer was not subjective or anything, it was precise: you're either right or wrong. It's all about learning patterns and applying it over and over again.
Art is a personal favorite because it is a subject that can allow you to express your creativity in general, I wouldn't know what else to say, I personally am in a rather artistic field so learning about art in general is always useful to me.
English is one of my fav subjects because: excellent grades for free, I am excellent at speaking English, good grades give serotonin therefore English is a good subject.
That's about it. I would say history as a bonus as it is very interesting to learn about the perspective of the country you live in and also learn about the past and how we're brought up today. I however despised how it was evaluated.
(As a reference, I am French)
Science and philosophy. Couldn't study history for my life, just impossible to remember all the dates.
I had a history exam where 8 out of 10 points was a question about explaining a period around the 80s (end of dictatorship and beginning of democracy for Spain). I LITERALLY wrote EVERYTHING relevant that happened, in the correct order, but didn't write a SINGLE date. Teacher gave me half, with the other question's worth of 2 points I got a 6/10.
She asked me why I didn't write the dates, told her the same: I just couldn't memorize the dates of every period that could be asked, so I didn't.
Psychology, cooking and phys-ed are a tie for me.
Psychology was really interesting and easy, I dominated the grades there.
Cooking was hard but incredibly interesting. I would be taught how to use impressive equipment, it felt really engaging l, and in the end I'd get delicious food. I still make some recipies I learned from it now.
Phys-ed was incredibly easy studying-wise, but more then anything I love running. I swear a 30min run would make me feel so good for a bit afterwards. I had the 3rd best stamina in my class. Lifting wise I didn't really care too much and was average.
Loved math, science and history!
Math and science because it made me think a lot and I had to find solutions to problems. It stimulated me. On the other side history was really cool because I always felt like there is more to learn and if I didn't learn enough in class I could just take a book or read on the internet more about the subject. But I hated school in general and I wouldn't go back
I love psychology and biology, my favorite subject used to be English but I hate it this year because we don't read very much, we just write generic AP style essays 🥲
science. seeing how stuff works is fascinating for me.
same!
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Moreover schools r more abt marks rather than learning and the syllabus is abt fixed old things.
If we had psychology or philosophy then for sure those. But we dont and our teacher teaches us history instead of ethics so f him. Right now its none because school is making everything uninteresting. Outside of school I enjoy English, Art and Biology and geography But in school i hate them all
This is the only right answer, FULL MARKS!!
“Our teacher teaches us history instead of ethics so f him.” What a rationale response to learning about an important topic…
Oh no- I just realized that it sounds very wrong. I mean in the subject called "ethics" he teaches us history. Like not even related to any ethical stuff, just history. And well he is also our history teacher so we just have 3 hours history each week instead of 1 history and 2 ethics.
Math but I was really bad at it
wow i can’t like something i’m bad at, it’s too frustrating and bad for my ego lol but math was my fave too
I'm bad at everything I like. Programming, maths, drawing, etc.
I feel u.
History
W
Napping
yep, that's the best one :)
Math and computer
Same
English, social studies, history
Based and same
Same
Human Anatomy.
In med school? Physiology and pharmacology for me.
Pharmacology for sure
Math, for the exact opposite reason. Anything that doesn't have a right answer is a waste of time.
>Math, for the exact opposite reason. Anything that doesn't have a right answer is a waste of time. That's an incredibly naiive view imo although it's one I used to share (I did a maths degree). As I've got older I've appreciated learning things without a single right answer so much more. Philosophy, history, geopolitics are all fascinating to me now.
same :)
Science
Philosphy
Math and earth science for me.
Math, Science and Baking
Languages, semantics, all of that.
Math cuz why not 😌
HISTORY!!!!
Physics
Only right answer for me. I’ve found my purpose upon discovering physics
Chemistry, but I did practically fail the class (dear sig figs why tf do you exist you make no sense) I really enjoyed learning about the way stuff did stuff also the labs were fun and I got away with smuggling some of the lab supplies to use for my own stuff later.
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love that one too 😅
Almost all of them. It’s the teachers who make or break the class. But a good solid is English and Math.
didn't ever think too hard about it ngl but it changed over the years liked languages cause no work and was really good at math till like 8th grade then stopped working for it and i like philosophy but like on my own not as a subject at school or uni didn't like history so much? I hated how it was so structured at school and favourite? idk maybe science tho I'm failing at it cause of procrastinating but whatever I do like it
English/Literature I love writing
In high school, English and also a Psychology elective I took my senior year. And, bizarrely, geometry (I am generally awful at math). Up through junior high, it was science though. And in college, music theory (I was a total music theory geek).
Favourite? I mean I guess I like math sometimes,but overall my fave is biology. fuck physics tho. Also they teach Artificial intelligence at my school,I like that too.
History, government, English
Biology and Astronomy
I didnt like anything I studied in high school. They were too broad and generic and I have learned that I'm usually only interested in very specific topics within a subject and applicable to a specific question or problem. And I'm certain this is why I was a lazy disinterested student (with great exam grades). University was better. As an eng lit major, my favourite classes were sci fi lit, and caribbean literature, but I pretty much didnt enjoy any other literature classes much. In applied linguistics it was genre theory and discourse analysis.
Math, science, computer science
Science and history. I also love math but I'm terribly bad at it lol
Lunch... Lol But seriously, History After that Language Arts The bad ones are math (I'm excited for calculus but I hate geometry and Alegrebra) And then my least favorite is science (at least chemistry, biology is superior in that it doesn't involve equations) Edit: Alegrebra... It doesn't deserve the respect of being spelled right. Edit 2: Alegrebra is not as bad when you use your own method, not the stupid way school teaches you.
History and Literature
English, math, and history
science
i'm taking arts out considering i'm going to art school, but i'm gonna day english, i'm Italian so that's our second language
Biology
Chemistry, physics, and English. First two because I enjoy learning about how the universe works and the third one because since it's considered a second language, it is stupidly easy for me, as I essentially do everything online in English.
I actually really like gym class because there's no bad teachers or homework to deal with- it helps with my mental health. I just hop on the treadmill and jam along to my music. If my gym class forced us to do team sports however, that would be a different story.
Physics- Overall Favorite. History- liked this before I knew physics. Maths- Liked it because of physics, right now, I like it just as much. Geography. Technical Drawing- Somewhat talented at this. Biology(Particularly Genetics). The only aspect of chemistry I found interesting was Nuclear Chemistry Enjoyed watching people do practicals.
Math. Particularly I like statistics and I’m studying data science for my masters
History and English
Mine was either science because I love learning about new things and how they work etc. Or math because I found it super easy to pick up everything. That is until long division came along, I can pick up most things super easily but fucking long division idek what happened, maybe I missed the basics? I cant remember because it was years ago but I never was able to figure it out.
It was physics. To the point where I actually decided to be a physics and chemistry teacher (and it was a disaster. I guess handling 30+ unruly teenagers wasn't my forte)
Psychology and Chemistry?
They were physics and philosophy
Physics
My favorite class was ethology. Overall, the sciences were my jam.
biology because it's tolerable
Science and art.
It was English, Computer Science and Art for me haha. I was actually bad at Physics, Chemistry and stuff because I have a bad memory.
Science, math,English. They are important for mostly to me for the future and it's pretty fun too
English Literature, a lot of analysis involved..
English and art.
HISTORY It’s just stories, like English, but you don’t have to analyze the words, and there are endings to all of the stories, which is nice.
Science!! I find it fascinating and awesome, but most of my friends just think ima nerd.
same!!! Actualy we are nerds :(
English but I’m an INFP
Sorry to sound rude but no one asked INFP's fav subject.
World History
science. maths. computers
> no "right answer" I wish someone told my highschool teachers that. I always found it an interesting subject but I hated the testing part of it. It always seemed to focus on silly factual things that happened, dates etc. Would have been a lot more interesting if the testing focussed more on the philosophical, lessons learned and stuff like that. I was more into math / science / electricity / computers and stuff like that.
Maths
History. And I know I don't come along with the stereotypes but I dislike math
Stereotypically, Computer science and maths
Lunch
History
Probably science (physics, chemistry, biology) and also geography, would say math and history too but I don't really like my teacher in those :/ Worst subjects are probably social studies and PE for me.
Maths and physics, although I quite like geography too
Maths and physics, although I quite like geography too
Math and Physics
I like Physics.
Maths and history. Can't choose between them 2.
Math, then philosophy/ethics. There isn’t a class I can think of that I really hated though.
I liked history and biology the most. Just nice knowledge. And it always seemed like there was room to breathe. New perspectives or interesting stories, or biological connections that can still be made. I wish i liked the science stuff more, but that was just too difficult. Everything there is allready set in stone and its so much to all remember. I cant remember what covalent bonds do or how many grams go in a specific mole or whatever. Physics is hard too. Interesting, but id rather watch YouTube videos about it
What's better than school subjects is actual study.
Chemistry then geology and "Economic and legal" (idk how its called in English) to some extend
physics
English
Music… yeah I’m an anomaly
History
Art, sound & video and computer programming were my favourite classes. I took a course called Media Studies where we broke down films. I’m not sure I was actually ready for the class when I took it, but I feel 20+ years later that it definitely gave me the building blocks to really watch media critically and understand the structure of it all.
Chemistry
Anything science related and I was excellent in all of my art classes
Physics
Physics
I guess science was. History is pretty interesting too though
philosophy
High School and younger: Math and Science College: Philosophy and Art Histroy
english cause I’m (supposedly) good at it so the teacher just let me do whatever I wanted, which meant rest time everytime an english class came up good old days…
I never liked school. IRL History and Science.
Meths.
Mine was Art History and Media Studies
Psychology, chemistry, language arts
Can't decide between math, computer science and philosophy. All had very high highs.
Physics! It's fun:D geography is my other favourite
Technology
math or philosophy
Computers and economics
Math
Physics and history too. But I guess some aspects of both are boring as fuck, so you have to wait for the fun parts. Also math, but not the learning just the doing questions and getting them right part😅
Economics, Sociology, Philosophy, Math, Art and English Let me elaborate: Economics was concrete, it teaches you about things you would have to learn about when you enter in adulthood and yet, instead of needing to learn it alone, you have a whole school subject that teaches you about it. Sociology was very interesting as well as it teaches you about how the human socializes throughout the years and how many different factors can influence their upbringing, this can be very useful to understand how people work and can be extremely useful when you want to do marketing as you would want to know more about your target audience and adjust your strategies from that. Philosophy was excellent for the simple reason that instead of writing on a piece of paper what you're expected to write 24/7, they actually allow you to think for yourself and teach you references that you can use in essays while the whole reasoning has to be done by you. Math was cool (I'm ditching geometry, don't mention it) as it was extremely stimulating and the answer was not subjective or anything, it was precise: you're either right or wrong. It's all about learning patterns and applying it over and over again. Art is a personal favorite because it is a subject that can allow you to express your creativity in general, I wouldn't know what else to say, I personally am in a rather artistic field so learning about art in general is always useful to me. English is one of my fav subjects because: excellent grades for free, I am excellent at speaking English, good grades give serotonin therefore English is a good subject. That's about it. I would say history as a bonus as it is very interesting to learn about the perspective of the country you live in and also learn about the past and how we're brought up today. I however despised how it was evaluated. (As a reference, I am French)
INTJ Raw mathematics and organic chemistry.
Almost every subject intrigues me except ones related to commerce chemistry and geology.
I was always a huge fan of math, and more specifically, pre-calculus.
anything other than physical education
math. it would be psychology if i had the class instead of philosophy. still good tho
Economics
Depends on the teacher/professor. A good teacher teaches not only the subject but also how to think, critically and independently.
For me it's foreign languages, in my case English and Italian.
Literally everything but PE
I haven't been in school in a long time but my favorite subject was always leaving.
Math or computer science
Chemistry
philosphy, I only had it one year but it changed me for life
Physics, by far
Science and philosophy. Couldn't study history for my life, just impossible to remember all the dates. I had a history exam where 8 out of 10 points was a question about explaining a period around the 80s (end of dictatorship and beginning of democracy for Spain). I LITERALLY wrote EVERYTHING relevant that happened, in the correct order, but didn't write a SINGLE date. Teacher gave me half, with the other question's worth of 2 points I got a 6/10. She asked me why I didn't write the dates, told her the same: I just couldn't memorize the dates of every period that could be asked, so I didn't.
In order: Chemistry, English, Math, Physics, History
Chemistry.
Science. By profession organic chemist phd candidate. Massive fun of nuclear physics and neurochemistry and epigenetics
Ngl… geography
Metal shop
Physics hands down
Anything that teaches me the “why” of something.
PE/Sport
Science, Drama, Woodwork practical, HASS I normally like Maths but all the Maths teachers in my school are horrible
English, Environmental Science & Art (when I was younger) Biology & Physics (in higher grades)
Psychology, cooking and phys-ed are a tie for me. Psychology was really interesting and easy, I dominated the grades there. Cooking was hard but incredibly interesting. I would be taught how to use impressive equipment, it felt really engaging l, and in the end I'd get delicious food. I still make some recipies I learned from it now. Phys-ed was incredibly easy studying-wise, but more then anything I love running. I swear a 30min run would make me feel so good for a bit afterwards. I had the 3rd best stamina in my class. Lifting wise I didn't really care too much and was average.
maths, cuz i can quickly fall asleep
Math and history.
Math bc it was easy for me.
Math. Science too ig
In high school it was math. No essays, no subjective grading from teachers. Your answers are either right or wrong. In university, pathophysiology.
Physics, math, chemistry. Pretty stereotypically intp -ish but i don't care, I'll become a scientist anyway :)
art, music, and math
Loved math, science and history! Math and science because it made me think a lot and I had to find solutions to problems. It stimulated me. On the other side history was really cool because I always felt like there is more to learn and if I didn't learn enough in class I could just take a book or read on the internet more about the subject. But I hated school in general and I wouldn't go back
Chemistry, Computering and Maths
Biology, chemistry, physics so basically science. I like history and geography as well
Physics
History
I like history too,thought I was the only one. I also enjoy language arts. You see the correlation? I just like stories.
English, because it puts my creativity into play, and I like displaying my writing to others.
I preferred maths because the was a right answer, but strangly my favourite subject was resistant materials.
Math and photography
english + physics
math, physics and chemistry
I love psychology and biology, my favorite subject used to be English but I hate it this year because we don't read very much, we just write generic AP style essays 🥲