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French! W00t!

I don't go to school anymore, but I'm doing a degree in History for a reason...

I don't go to school anymore, but I'm doing a degree in History for a reason...

That counts.

Definitely history, in equal measures because it was an interesting subject and we had a teacher who could make it interesting.

Economics and math.

(Of course, it makes sense given that I'm majoring in Finance.)

I don't go to school anymore, but I'm doing a degree in History for a reason...
Seconded.
Two degrees in it.

French. I'm doing a degree in it. I used to be a History major, but it's a bit difficult to find a job with such a degree.

I really liked all the subjects equally. If I take out any influences (like a bad teacher or a kick ass teacher) then I guess I just really liked Physics.

I go back to school in the fall, and in the absense of making a decision, I think I am going to get my teaching certificate.... LOL, I found out that you can get one here if you pass the test, no BA needed, but I think I want to go to school anyway, you know for fun ( since I don't plan on going back to work outside my house anyway)

Is this for college or high school?

oh, wait, when I went to school to be a counselor I had this elective in apologetics, it was cooler than physics any day.

I choose Law, as i guess its the closest to Poli Sci.

History!

Geology

I also liked most of my film classes: Italian Cinema, French Cinema, Russian Cinema...

Geology

No kidding? :p

History!

I don't go to school anymore, but I'm doing a degree in History for a reason...

where?

Oh, count me in for history as well.

My university does not have separate subjects.

I have a degree in Philosophy and Computing - so go figure.

My university does not have separate subjects.
0_o


Math and Science FTW!

where?

Oh, count me in for history as well.

The Queen's University of Belfast (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen's_University_of_Belfast)

Where do you study?

My favourite subjects at school were English, Politics and Spanish - the three I did for 'A' Level. Then went to university and did two degrees in Criminology, so I suppose I must find that subject alright as well.

The Queen's University of Belfast (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen's_University_of_Belfast)

Where do you study?

Nowhere at present, I'm applying to Universities in the coming year.

Out of the papers I'm taking this semeseter, probably international relations.

Nowhere at present, I'm applying to Universities in the coming year.

Ah, ok. You should go there, it's really good.

Science Geeks are greater than all. Just putting the Historians in their place.

¬_¬

My favourite subjects at school were History and English, and at university I studied Politics. I'm back off to College in a few weeks to study Law, and given the size of the course fees I bloody hope I enjoy that too.

Science Geeks are greater than all. Just putting the Historians in their place.

¬_¬

Our place is above you, nerd-boy!

:D

Science Geeks are greater than all. Just putting the Historians in their place.

¬_¬

Bring it on:)

Personally, I love French. But I'm undecided as to whether that's the subject or the language...

My favourite was Music. (With Physics and Geography coming 2nd)


Science Geeks are greater than all. Just putting the Historians in their place.

¬_¬
Music Geeks FTW!


*hangs head in shame*

Katganistan says-english! :D

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It's called "Problem-Based Learning." All "subjects" are integrated and nothing is read on its own.

History? whats the matter with you people?

I'm the only one who voted P.E woot!

I may not be at school but it doesn't stop P.E kicking ass

oh and Drama comes second *is called gay by random person in my house:confused: *

I like pie... :p

I like pie... :p

:eek: pastry eater! *throws bucket of gravy*

economics pwns/pwned

i hates school.

Lol

History is beating PE...

I like all subjects other than P.E., but science, especially chemistry, is by far my favorite.

History is beating PE...

It's an Internet forum dedicated to discussing politics...what do you expect!? ;)

Lunch. How can it not be the best? Eat, hang out with friends, and easily sneak out the back for a smoke. Then you just skip 3rd block and head to the 2nd lunch period and do it all over again. :D

I had the most fun doing science in high school, but i'm now a politics major. Go figure. :p

Lunch. How can it not be the best? Eat, hang out with friends, and easily sneak out the back for a smoke. Then you just skip 3rd block and head to the 2nd lunch period and do it all over again. :D
Who needs lunch? The really long queues, nasty school dinners, yuck!!! I'd bring my pack lunch and spend half of my lunch hour practising hockey/netball/rounders with my teams, and the other half playing in the gym. It was just like PE, which was my favourite subject. Except for the once per week theory lesson, I was bad at biology anyway and having to learn the name of all the bones and muscles was just too much. The reason I decided to take PE at GCSE level was to avoid having to think. :(

Our place is above you, nerd-boy!

:D

Stop living in the past, Physics > All.

It's called "Problem-Based Learning." All "subjects" are integrated and nothing is read on its own.
o_0

Then how do you know when you are learning physics and when you are learning history?

Sounds like it would be hard to know when to be bored, and when to be playing games on your graphing calculator.

Back when I was in school they still taught the arts, so that was my favorite, especially performing arts. (actually, specifically. I know jack all about 'concrete arts;' hell, I don't even know that I used that term right...)

But it was producing too much free thought and expression and has been reduced to squelch dissent.

[/codgerly exaggeration of both past and present.]

Back when I was in school they still taught the arts, so that was my favorite, especially performing arts. (actually, specifically. I know jack all about 'concrete arts;' hell, I don't even know that I used that term right...)

But it was producing too much free thought and expression and has been reduced to squelch dissent.

[/codgerly exaggeration of both past and present.]

That's funny. It always seems to me like they used to teach a lot more science, but it was reduced to squelch dissent. I guess what your rose tinted glasses see depends upon yr major eh?

Who needs lunch? The really long queues, nasty school dinners, yuck!!! I'd bring my pack lunch and spend half of my lunch hour practising hockey/netball/rounders with my teams, and the other half playing in the gym. It was just like PE, which was my favourite subject. Except for the once per week theory lesson, I was bad at biology anyway and having to learn the name of all the bones and muscles was just too much. The reason I decided to take PE at GCSE level was to avoid having to think. :(

Yeah, school food blows. But I don't normally eat lunch. See, ya gotta smuggle a bottle of orange juice mixed with vodka and chill outside. That's some nutrition for the day...right? Vitamin C? No? Eh, I'm rationalizing... :D

Geology
Yeah! Geology! Although we didn't have the option in High School/6th Form, so I'm doing a degree, instead.:cool:

If I were to rank the subjects in the poll (not counting lunch):

1. Science
2. Math
3. Technology
4. English
5. Law
6. Foreign Language
7. History
8. PE

History ftw! Come on how could it not be? Its the best thing out there

Hmm, well as English was taught as a foreign language to us, I can't go with "English" as it here clearly means "Your mother tongue". Therefore, I have no other option but to choose "Foreign Language"

I guess, from the absence of Geography on the poll, that the OP is from the US.

When did Biology, Chemistry and Physics get mushed together into Science, and WTF is technology as a school subject?

I have to says Geography #1, Then English followed by Poilitics then history. Talking about Lunch. My school got rid of all the snack machines I tells ya to have them replaced with healthy foods. They're even getting rid of chips!! Thank god I'm a sixth former and cn go offsite any time. Theres a decent cornershop round on the corner, with the bes damn chippy in town. And McDonalds is only a ten minute walk away so I'm saved. But I feel sorry for the younger kids...

Biology.

If I were to rank the subjects in the poll (not counting lunch):

1. Science
2. Math
3. Technology
4. English
5. Law
6. Foreign Language
7. History
8. PE

I'll agree with that, but in my opinion that list doesn'taccurately show the gap between the first 3 and the rest.

i will never stop studying tecnologies with or without the assisstance of educational resources as long as i am occupying a functional life form.

favorite subject, beyond the box of formal education, with or without its support would have to be environmentaly harmonious and sustainable infrastructure tecnologies, how to get those which are not replaced by/with them.

creating and exploring are what gratify and these are key to doing so.

studying the interaction plant and animal communities, AND tecnologies and physical tecnological infrastructure and how these interact with each other to optomise for sustainability.

also the study of what does and does not actualy gratify and how to make what the divesity of ways in which what does manifest universal.

again optomising for sustainability.

and i'm not talking about symbolic abstractions here, which are part of the problem because people get lost in them.

=^^=
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I would have voted for maths but it wasn't an option.

I was a bit of an all rounder, biology, English, Latin and math, suprisingly were the subjects I did the best in (= liked) :p

Lunch. Also the subject I have the most problems with...

Lunch.

Errinundera']I would have voted for maths but it wasn't an option.
It's the top one :p

It's the top one :p
Which does rather explain why they didn't want to vote for English.

Which does rather explain why they didn't want to vote for English.
I really don't like english as a subject... No challenge (seriously).