CB's Question of The Day

[cabenson]

What was/is your favorite subject in high school/secondary school?

My answer: Spanish

Comments

[wingsfan.livejournal.com]

Would you believe it, English lit.

[lonejaguar.livejournal.com]

Well, I had a lot of "really really like" subjects, but I was always happy to go to my World Religions class. I never wished I didn't have to go.

[annebd.livejournal.com]

English. Well, at least English before AP Lit and AP Lang. Those classes leave much to be desired.

[only-sound.livejournal.com]

History, loved history until I got to college and decided to major in it.

[bluepoet.livejournal.com]

Psychology. It was so interesting and so much fun. And, I was totally in love with the teacher.

[maroukian.livejournal.com]

My favorite subject in high school was a guy named Mike.
...but I've wised-up!
>:)

[heathers.livejournal.com]

Hahahah! Spanish was the only class I ever failed. In my life. My teacher was such a whore that I refused to attend her class. Ahhh second period, freshman year... good times.

Favorite class was Law & Law II. I was fast tracked to do pre-law but my Hollywood dreams led me in another direction and now I'm a chef. Go figure.

-H

[theholyinnocent.livejournal.com]

My teacher was such a whore that I refused to attend her class.

But Pop Tart, you attended my Basketweaving 101 class!

[heathers.livejournal.com]

Underwater Basketweaving. Helloooooo, girls in swimsuits!

-H

[theholyinnocent.livejournal.com]

Hmm. I'm tempted to say French b/c my French teacher was such a pushover. How I got A's in that class I'll never know.

I remember liking social studies the years we did world history...and English, of course, was always a favorite subject too.

[aqua-blurr.livejournal.com]

Physics, hands down. It's the perfect blend of philosophy, science, imagination, and rigorous logic.

Every day we got confronted with another mystery:
-What if all matter can change into energy and vice versa? What if there is a finite amount of energy/matter?
-Is light a particle or a wave or something else?
-How can we prove the existence of something, much less the behavior of that thing, if we cannot test or experiment with it?
-What is the nature of time? What are the implications of Einstein's theory of relativity? That time is relative, the passage of time is relative to the individual entity, that time is malleable?

It was great.

[stargazer1960.livejournal.com]

Okay, as a physics teacher I have to say, "Thank you so very much!" Physics is all about toys . . . and mathematics. If you can stomach the mix, it is a scream.
Oh, and my brother taught history, which is about a bunch of old dead white guys.

[aqua-blurr.livejournal.com]

:) I think what I liked best about my HS and college physics instructors was that even though it would be soooo easy to each elementary physics as if it were all written in granite, stone-cold facts and formulas, they never did. I think every single one of them approached each topic as if it were still a hotly debated mystery and we were going to explore all the theories and ideas and decide for ourselves using logic and the scientific method. Go physics teachers!

[charmedgirl.livejournal.com]

band.

oh..does that not count? (well it should it WAS a class) but um...other than that I guess English even though 10th grade I almost failed cause I never did the homework, and 11th grade I hated it because I had the worst teacher ever. But 9th and 12th were good. lol.

[bast2.livejournal.com]

english.

[eclecticfan.livejournal.com]

high school: math in any form

undergrad: English 102 - read le guin there for the first , plus the TA taught me to think outside the box when analyzing anything and everything

grad: applied agricultural statistical modeling

[detective-tatas.livejournal.com]

Drama in the junior years, history in the senior years.

I turned into a geek? WHAT!

[betsybanger.livejournal.com]

P.E. class - Varsity Basketball
It was like a butch party, with a couple of femmes thrown in for teh pretty