School Subjects

[Coon]

I grew up in a foreign country that spoke a language I hardly knew, so school was pretty much seven hours of me not giving a shit and paying little to zero attention because I either couldn't understand the teacher or couldn't be bothered to. Pretty sure I went through 4 years without doing a single piece of home/schoolwork. As a result I don't exactly have as much general knowledge around the common subjects like math, science, physics, geography and history, but I had enough common sense and internet access that I just picked that shit up by myself.

The only lessons I really paid any attention in were science, IT and art, because the lessons were pretty self-explanatory and the teachers weren't completely entitled douchebags.

The place I grew up was extremely religious, so yeah, I had mandatory RE too. Just so you can gauge how retardedly religious it was, I was once pretending I was spider-man and did the string-shooting pose. My parents were called in because apparently I was doing the sign of the devil. #yolo #LuciferSpiderMan

 

[Cloud]

Quick question, did you learn about all the different religions?

Very basic yes. But not much really which looking back is a shame as I would have enjoyed that more as I was constantly questioning things so learning about multiple religions would have helped me.

 

[Coon]

Very basic yes. But not much really which looking back is a shame as I would have enjoyed that more as I was constantly questioning things so learning about multiple religions would have helped me.

Giving you choices to make your own decision isn't The Christian Way™

 

[Mustafar Reginald]

Haha, Religious Education sounds awful. You poor, poor bastards. I wouldn't have lasted a week myself. Anyway, I'm indifferent to pretty much every school subject except Law & Forensics, which were both awesome. I mean sure, most of them weren't really interesting (outside of rare exceptions) but they also had the benefit of being easy A's. B's for most of those involving math (Chemistry, for example, was an easy A [despite everyone telling me that was one of the hardest classes]). So, even though I didn't take much satisfaction out of the actual courses, nothing stops me from enjoying the subjects on the merit that I didn't have to put forth that much effort to ace it and I usually enjoyed taking the tests, regardless of the subject. I suppose if I had to narrow down a least favorite subject, it's probably Math in general or Spanish. US History too.

Gym was meh, hated wearing shorts (though unlike Hyde from That 70's Show, I'm not going to fail because of that hatred) but it a was a pretty easy subject to pass and I got some good exercise out of it so that was nice. Kind a just zoned out during it most of the time.

 

[Italianman3100!]

Math. I catch on very quickly.

 

[Swift]

Lunch

 

[Dat Kid1]

History was my favorite subject that's traditional, but I went to an arts school, so of course it was my major if we're talking about every class.