Least Favorite School Subject?

Physics. Physics absolutely ruined me. After a full year of the class, I still have barely any idea how they work. My teacher knew what he was doing, but he wasn't the greatest at explaining...

 

Dutch -_- It's such a ridiculously stupid language, with way too many unnecessary rules. Besides, I already talk in English most of the time anyway, so I don't really need it either.

 

World History. It's horse shit.
Knowing about the past doesn't benefit my future in any way, shape, or form, especially if it's about a country I'm never going to visit in my lifetime.
I learn about something one chapter, get tested on it, and never use it again for the rest of my life.

 

I have to agree with Astral, I mean, having to learn your own language is one thing, but all the things you have to do for it, having to practice things that you already know how to do, in a language that you already speak fluently just gets annoying.

 

For me it's math, I've always had trouble with any kind of math. I've just always had trouble with formula's.

 

Science because why do I need to know how to figure out the volume of a object submerged in water and things similar to that.
Math though is my favourite subject.

 

Psychology. I HATE my psychology teacher, and I can't do a subject with such a crappy teacher. The fact that Psychology is a really uncertain field of science is an even larger negative and even more reason you can't have such an incompetent teacher.

 

Spanish. I have nothing against the language itself, I just hate the class with a passion.

 

English, what the fuck do they think I wanna be? An author? Pffft..... I'm on the internet, I'll never have good English. (The irony in this message lmao)

 

History/English Literature. THEY. WERE. SO. BORING. I cried my eyes out whenever i saw that history was on today's schedule. I think i actually slept through an entire lesson once without the teacher noticing...

 

Gym and, to a lesser extent, History. I'm not really athletic, so I have great difficulty performing in exercises and sports--especially if they're ones I don't like. Fortunately, it isn't required in college, so I have nothing to worry about 8D

History I tend to find difficult because I have trouble remembering dates & the events or people associated with them (as well as why certain people were important). I did take a History course on Medieval Europe last year because it was the only class available for a certain graduation requirement, and I found it interesting and not as difficult as I expected it to be. (Plus, I got to write a research paper on dragons!)

EDIT: I've also come to greatly dislike Spanish due to bad teachers in 9th-10th grades. My 8th grade Spanish teacher and the Spanish tutor I had were awesome, though.

 

American history.

ffs I can just watch hetalia

It's just so boring IMO. I understand why it's necessary, but some of the decisions were so stupid. I like asian/european history (except the Renaissance) because I love its myths and ideas, but I really don't like Murican history xD

 

Math and most sciences. I used to be good at biology but then went into chemistry and later psychics; with that everything became a pain and I lost all my "skill." I'm much more in preference of art and English/writing or history classes even if I do hate having to write essays.

 

History. The history that was taught to me at school was my country's history, which didn't interest me at all. If only we had learnt about world history, it would have been so much better. Additional Math also makes the list. I'm not fond of complex math. It makes my head spin.

 

Of what i've taken since entering community college, I think Spanish. I really didn't enjoy it that much, but I feel like part of it had to do with me not catching on to the material until it was too late. I don't know if i'll ever want to come back to it. ):

 

AP United States History. Not only did I have a monotonous teacher that enjoyed to flaunt off his boring intellect to the class, but I learned little to nothing other than how to get an A with a teacher that thinks he is always correct. The overall content of US History to me was just bland or boring. Surely its inspiring to learn about America overcoming great challenges and increasing in patriotism and pride with more freedom and liberty.... but still, all of this, with discussions with a deep monotonous old guy who lectures the whole period.... Not exactly my kind of subject.

 

I'm out of school now, but when I was in school, I couldn't stand physical science or chemistry. Physical science bored me to death and chemistry was just too hard.

 

English, I'm already aware on how to speak it yet I don't care about essays or analysis's , I don't see how it would help me in life >_>"[3D='skitty']

 

My least favorite was personally Government/Economics (it was a two part class, the first half being on economics and the second half being on government). That stuff already bores and/or frustrates me, and to make it even worse my teacher was... quite unconventional, but his style was unfortunately not fitting for me at all. I learned next to nothing in those classes and I fell asleep multiple times, which I never normally do in school. It was the only time I got less than a B in any class (I got a C).

Also wasn't fond of math past Geometry. I enjoyed Algebra and Geometry but getting into more advanced stuff like trigonometry and pre-calculus was horrid, every class was just a headache. I almost took Calculus in my final year, but dropped it so that I could have a study hall (I would have been extremely swamped and overly stressed otherwise).