What one subject did you dread the most while in school?

Started by Bardock426 pages
Originally posted by dadudemon
I thought the term was "nerd"?

Nah, it's "cat's meow", I'm pretty sure.

Chem. Teacher had the look and voice of Krillen. Hated that class.

Economics. Teacher got caught looking at porn a week in. Had to have a sub the whole time. Passed but what did i learn? I learned that we work well in groups. Big groups. And how to sell weed.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Nah, it's "cat's meow", I'm pretty sure.

Nah. It's called "nerd." Some people like learning.

Also, my favoriate subject was PE! I loved playing dogeball. Twas the best.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Nah. It's called "nerd." Some people like learning.

Also, my favoriate subject was PE! I loved playing dogeball. Twas the best.

MEOOOOOW uhuh

none, i think, maybe general studies.

Originally posted by dadudemon
I loved playing dogeball. Twas the best.
馃槑 Dodging incoming; catching and returning fire. Indeed it was.

I have both a math and physics test today... Yay.

Day Care through College.....History.

Originally posted by The Nuul
I am not sure if here or the OTF is the best place for this....馃槷

Any sort of math.
I was really, really, really bad at math. Words cannot express how bad at any math I was. Me failing multiple math classes can prove that. I just never understood it, still don't and never will.

You guys are breaking my heart with how many of you hated history. 馃檨

Algebra and pretty much anything Math related. Honestly. Who uses Algebra?

Actually, History and Science were my favorite subjects in school. It was Math that I detested with a passion.

Originally posted by tom_servo
Algebra and pretty much anything Math related. Honestly. Who uses Algebra?

Everyone uses algebra, it's the foundation of problem solving. When you get beyond that, though, math becomes useless in everyday life.

i think the everyone uses algebra everyday is really over used and blown out of proportion...

i mean cro magnan and ancient man used it as well but we dont say it is was a big part of their lifes.. and sh#@..

last i checked i dont run around seeing the world in numbers like in the matrix...

if i use math it is on a subconscious lvl and purely instinctual and guess work from past experience... like what is the tax going to be on my shopping list and make sure i have enough.. like having a 100 bucks for something that cost 20 bucks not much math..

or leaving the house at a certain time b/c i need to be somewhere else at a certain time.. i find the right time of leaving by already knowing the route and how long it has taken in the past to get around a particular area.

might else say cavemen use math as much as we do in every day math when bartering for furs with meat and shiny rocks

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Everyone uses algebra, it's the foundation of problem solving. When you get beyond that, though, math becomes useless in everyday life.
I use trigonometry all the time. 馃槧

I struggled with math and it wasn't til I had summer school a year ago I realized I had dyscalculia.

Originally posted by Esomark
I struggled with math and it wasn't til I had summer school a year ago I realized I had dyscalculia.

Cool! Do you have any other super powers?

i cant believe that it is even real...facepalm

we just keep finding new excuses.. not that i dont believe you had a harder time learning math then others just that some one would make it an actual learning disability and name it..

i mean back in the day you either had a very crappy teacher, lazy or lacked the comprehension skills to understand the wording and methods being used b/c you had nothing to help you base what they are saying..

its like having someone teach you math in russian while you only speak english its just gibberish.

you fix it by actually sitting down and having some one actually explain the concept and explain it in words you understand and know not some college math jargon that you never heard and dont have a math definition cheat sheet with the definition of the math word and symbol

thats why i was able to learn more and understand faster in study groups or the person next to me then the teacher in front of the class.. they would use words i understood and dumb it down for me.

Originally posted by Wild Shadow
i mean back in the day

Yeah, we never had any incorrect beliefs in the past.

Originally posted by Wild Shadow
its like having someone teach you math in russian while you only speak english its just gibberish.

you fix it by actually sitting down and having some one actually explain the concept and explain it in words you understand and know not some college math jargon that you never heard and dont have a math definition cheat sheet with the definition of the math word and symbol

When you can fix it that way it isn't dyscalculia.

Originally posted by Wild Shadow
its like having someone teach you math in russian while you only speak english its just gibberish.

you fix it by actually sitting down and having some one actually explain the concept and explain it in words you understand and know not some college math jargon that you never heard and dont have a math definition cheat sheet with the definition of the math word and symbol

thats why i was able to learn more and understand faster in study groups or the person next to me then the teacher in front of the class.. they would use words i understood and dumb it down for me.

omg, stop the internetz!!!!

someone call science!!!!

learning disabilities = solved

EDIT: and surprise!!! its the victim's fault for not trying hard enough!