What is one of the hardest classes you ever took in school?
Either grade school or college. One for me was probably Human Biology. Drove me absolutely insane.
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@PotatoTomato Oh my gosh 😂.
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@Montanaman Oh yeah, I remember doing that too. Memorizing and identifying all of those bones and body parts and muscles was the hard part.
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@LunadelobosIAMTHEDRAGON I did good in math until 11th grade when I took trigonometry lol.
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Heartlander · 80-89, M
History 101. History of Western Civilization.
At the end of the 1st week the class was on page 172 and I was still on page 3. Every 2 weeks they gave a small 20 question quiz. Breaking 50% was a private personal achievement for me.
How could so many in the class be scoring 100% over such volume of material covered at lightening speed? Then I discovered that fraternities had the standard question banks used for the quizzes and studying 100 questions and answers was a lot easier than reading and remembering 250 pages of tiny print.
At the end of the 1st week the class was on page 172 and I was still on page 3. Every 2 weeks they gave a small 20 question quiz. Breaking 50% was a private personal achievement for me.
How could so many in the class be scoring 100% over such volume of material covered at lightening speed? Then I discovered that fraternities had the standard question banks used for the quizzes and studying 100 questions and answers was a lot easier than reading and remembering 250 pages of tiny print.
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@LunadelobosIAMTHEDRAGON And Jeff/Jeffrey is pronounced the same as
Geoff/Geoffrey 😂
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@SW-User Yeah. MENTAL A.F.😵😂
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It was a *fascinating* learning process.
WAS IT FASCINATING?
Nahhh. I just did it.
Because, that's what one does;
when one's family has emigrated from one's birth country
into an Anglophone country.
Books saved me :) I lived in books.
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It was a *fascinating* learning process.
WAS IT FASCINATING?
Nahhh. I just did it.
Because, that's what one does;
when one's family has emigrated from one's birth country
into an Anglophone country.
Books saved me :) I lived in books.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@SW-User I took Spanish in junior high and I believe that me being tone-deaf had a lot to do with how I pronounced words, felt like there was something I wasn’t getting.
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UnshodAdvocate · 26-30, M
@jackson55 Time, walking, using the internet, etc. We all use algebra every day and most do not even know it.
jackson55 · M
@UnshodAdvocate Yes true, but not in using algebra to solve math issues in everyday life.
UnshodAdvocate · 26-30, M
@jackson55 Time to solve a regular issue is still algebra in terms of time.
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MasterDvdC · 61-69, M
@Deadcutie I always enjoyed English comp. I had a teacher tell me one time that she always enjoyed what I wrote. Even the things we wrote in class because she told me I always had something interesting to say and I said it well. My difficulty in that class with spelling. I can't spell worth a Diddly.
Deadcutie · 18-21, F
@MasterDvdC yep , like I said, I spell it how it sounds.. ei, ie, and silent letters trip me up
xSharp · 31-35, M
english teachers truedeu propaganda criteria was such nonsensical bs, i could not correct the teacher without taking up the rest of class and so, for the sake of passing, i kept my mouth shut.. hardest class ever, but i passed bio and math while hiigh the whole time lol
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@SW-User Junior year of high of school is just hard, period lol.
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@SW-User Oh yeah...trigonometry, chemistry/physics, the ACT/SAT test, just ridiculous.
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@monimathu Lolol 😝.
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CoffeeFirst · 56-60, F
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@CoffeeFirst I had to take Statistics for nursing and that was hard enough lol.
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ninjavu · 51-55, M
@greenmountaingal Then you did better than I did, and I'm impressed. I basically bailed a the end of my first semester of university. The professor of the one course I passed (which I can assure you was not calculus), but barely, ran into me one day and asked (seriously) why I had even bothered to show up for the final exam. I was stunned he even knew who I was! He told me that if I had not shown up for the final exam he would have just written me off or given me an "incomplete". I can't remember exactly now what options were available to him, but I suppose it might have looked better on my transcript. However, I don't think he knew the extent of how dismally I had botched my very brief university career.
Anyway, I'd say I turned out OK for a university drop-out, although my chosen career doesn't involve calculus I can assure you!
Anyway, I'd say I turned out OK for a university drop-out, although my chosen career doesn't involve calculus I can assure you!
ninjavu · 51-55, M
@greenmountaingal Ha ha. Thanks! :)
UnshodAdvocate · 26-30, M
@nem16 Math? Really?
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Tastyfrzz · 61-69, M
@wackidywack I've heard that organic really sucks. Was in lab for analytical chemistry when we heard what soundes like someone had dropped a chest of drawers down in the organic chemistry lab. Got down there and it was a mess. One girl was cut up pretty bad. She'd been doing a distillation and it had turned into tnt and exploded
wackidywack · 22-25
Jesus Christ & I was only thinking of the lessons. The lab classes are a whole other level
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