general Which Subject In School Did/Do You Struggle With The Most?

[Brony Number 42 8,583]

25 minutes ago, shyabetes3939 said:

I struggled like hell with physics last year! It was so god damn confusing! 

But physics is so easy, at least undergraduate.

[lyrabetes3939 27,569]

1 minute ago, Merry Brony 2A said:

But physics is so easy, at least undergraduate.

Not for me, it wasn't!

I'm in Chemistry now and I'm actually really good at it! 

[Here No Longer 5,262]

I struggled with Pre-Cal, but only because I couldn't see what was on the boards and because half of the class never shut up.

[Cash In 17,619]

I struggled with Math a bit, but it wasn't really because of the subject. It was because the people in my classes were always so loud and obnoxious. I swear, it was impossible to concentrate on anything.

Edited November 21, 2020 by Cash_In

[Kevin Tang 2,420]

5 hours ago, Bas said:

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Me too, albeit for me it is obviously less about learning the language...I simply cannot analyze and interpret any kind of texts lol.

I'm also learning French right now, so it becomes harder to learn German

[Luigi 7,864]

I took a calculus class one time. I really struggled at first, getting a D- on the first exam, but then I got a lot better.

Even now I stink at it. Recently, I tried to find the anti-derivative of two plus banana.

Edited December 26, 2018 by Rainbow Archer

[Treeglow Flicker 12,002]

Physical Education.

I used to always dread it because I hated sports and was never any good at them. I remember in secondary school when we had to do the hurdles. Instead of running and jumping over them, I ran up to each hurdle, stopped and climbed over each one as I came to them. With Rugby, if I somehow ended up with the ball, I would immediately throw it to whoever was closest just to avoid being tackled into the mud. I got yelled at by the teacher for that. Told that the ball was not a hot potato and to hold on to it. Pfft! As if I'd do that! With football or as some call it, soccer. I used to always insist on playing in defence and would stand there the whole game, mentally willing the others to keep the ball at the other end of the pitch so that I wouldn't have to do anything.

I felt bad one year during winter when we played playground hockey. I swung for the puck, missed and smacked a classmate in the groin with my hockey stick. Although he had always went out of his way to try and make my school life a living hell at whatever opportunity that presented itself, I still felt kinda bad about that little incident. It really is for the best to keep me away from sporting activities.

 

[Prometheus 3,034]

French. Goddamn French was always the absolute worst.

French was a mandatory subject in my school, and Jesus Christ, I was abysmal at it. 

Edited January 20, 2019 by SnekEater

[The Spitfire Simp 13,927]

Always sucked at Maths and PE

[Kevin Tang 2,420]

On 12/26/2018 at 7:15 AM, Bas said:

Where are you from again exactly?

We already talked about this earlier

On 12/25/2018 at 6:27 AM, BronyNumber2 said:

But physics is so easy, at least undergraduate.

Everything is easy and enjoyable when you understand

[RaraLover 9,887]

I suck at English. It's the subject that I always get the lowest marks in.

Edited January 21, 2019 by ILoveRara

[Here No Longer 5,262]

As for struggling with it really, Art.

My grades wouldn't reflect how hard it was for me with my lack of dexterity.

[Sunny and Izzy Man 582]

Not about maths, I just carry on and fine. It's PE and Design & Technology Graphics, mostly stuggle with. Cos in PE fellow students give me problem last to be pick, moan of me being in their team, blame for lose, and getting change with other students. As Desgin & Technology Graphics not sure what I suppose to do. These are subject I feel stuggle with the most. Also Design & Technology cooking cos I can't cook and can't have a partiner to work with.

Edited January 24, 2019 by Adam Burt

[Dashy 4 Ever 4,830]

I seem to be doing pretty good in most subjects. This year though, Physics is killing me. It's so difficult remembering all those formulas, procedures, and elements. 

[TheRockARooster 43,302]

Maths without a doubt.

[DixonTheAdversary 1,626]

Any form of Science, whether it be Chemistry, Biology or Physics, I always have trouble in that subject.

[Early Sunsets 2,095]

I used to really struggle with reading comprehension, and it was kind of a waste of time and effort for me. I don't need to know the symbolism of the bird. Just let me enjoy the damn book.

Now though, I'm struggling a bit in my manufacturing processes and materials class. There's so much to try and remember, and my memory has never been all that good.

[Hachiroku 127]

Tbh, all of them. I was one of THOSE kids. Well ok not PE but everything else.

Edited February 10, 2019 by Hachiroku

[The Historian 513]

Art and shop. Neither are things I really enjoy, nor am good at. I loathed shop class. The teacher was a jackass and I didn't like being there. It was the worst.

[Lucid_Nightlight 914]

Spanish, I am not the best at Spanish.

[The Recherche 29,539]

Not once did I ever find a Science related subject that I enjoyed.

• Biology was... bearable.
• Chemistry was... slightly less bearable, but still manageable enough.
• Meteorology was not enjoyable at all.
• Astronomy was simply wretched.
• Geology was far and away the most unbearable subject I have ever had to endure.

[The Spitfire Simp 13,927]

Chemistery and Maths,

fucking hard A F

[alpinefroggy 451]

Group theory in chemistry. 

 

That can buzz off

[Twiggy 2,964]

English. It was incredibly boring tbh. Also, one year I took Spanish and the only thing I learned is that I wasn't really interested in learning Spanish. Best grade I ever got in English was a C+ and barely scraped by in Spanish with a D.

[cuteycindyhoney 13,171]

Math is evil...Enough said!