What was your weakest subject at school?

[Reecejackox 397]

History or Art for myself 

[J.J 922]

Math, but I REALLY REALLY didn't apply myself, and when I say that I mean I was completely carefree as to if I would ever receive a credit in that subject, but as I got older I basically evolved in general multiplication, division, addition, subtraction.. it is sometimes"fast math" lol, I played a lot of competitive card games... But in school I crushed about everything but math, and science I just was always lagging behind bc I would come into my science classes late, little priority, getting through there with ultimately above average marks my senior year, was all thanks to the pacing of treating homeschooling like a late night Wikipedia binge lol, the difficulty went down majorly lol

[Courageous Thunder Dash 7,824]

History...ugh...having to go through all of those events...the worst part for me was critical thinking...trying to use facts to come up with an answer...that was the hardest thing for me. 

[Ashen Pathfinder 16,161]

Mathematics was always a weakness for me. With the exception of geometry, I had serious trouble really understanding what was being taught to me and without some tutoring I likely would've failed in algebra.

[Savy 5,077]

Math... any form of it. I was never the best at it, and I'm still kind of not. ;-;

Every other subject I was pretty good at, but math, ughhhh.

[Ganondorf8 11,295]

It sounds like Math is the common weak subject judging from the responses so far. Well, you can add me to that list as Math was my weakest subject too.

[They call me Loyalty 1,948]

Math, but also every other subject. I was dealing with a lot of bs at the time, so there was not enough room in my head for extra bs.

[Gun Metal Zebra 2,223]

Mathematics was my weakest subject in secondary school, although it did later "come back" to me in an easier fashion when it came to my college general education courses (in spite of a lack of time to study and sleep deprivation, I managed to test out of this course entirely).

[Balt 109]

My worst was Science.

[Starset Twinkle 498]

Hehe, I feel singled out, math was my best subject. >.<

I was terrible at art classes, I wish I had tried harder

[DubWolf 17,258]

Heh, aren't we in the minority.

 

Mine was reading/comprehension. I legit thought "a modest proposal" was a serious proposal  . Though more understandably, never fully understood language class and trying to read into all those "literary devices". I think I may have a better grasp now.

1 hour ago, Starset Twinkle said:

Hehe, I feel singled out, math was my best subject. >.<

I was terrible at art classes, I wish I had tried harder

Pshh who needs creativity  ? Math was also my best subject.

[Zilko94 42]

2 hours ago, The Wife of Levi said:

That award goes to mathematics.

I have struggled with math since I was in grade school but it got to be noticeably worse in junior high (grades 6-8). I was placed in a smaller class with 2 teachers. I was in a similar circumstance in high school, as all of my math classes were much smaller than the average and with 2 teachers. This made the course much easier for me and I am thankful for the schools supplying me with this option. Even though I passed all of the classes with little issue, I still struggle with math to this day. I need to write out problems or will just immediately fall to a calculator.

@Zilko94 and I were in the same co-op math class in high school.

 Personally my worst class was English. I'm terrible at writing.

Surprisingly math is my strongest subject. I was just lazy and never did homework. 😅

[Cash In 22,259]

Math. I wasn't bad at it, but I definitely struggled with it more than all my other subjects.

[Splashee 28,563]

Math, mainly because of bad teachers.

[twilightlicious69 629]

Math, particularly algebra, we have a pretty good teacher,but still algebra will never get into my damn brain.

Also I'm pretty bad at Hindi but I chose Sanskrit in eighth grade so yeah I'm free from that one. Sanskrit is pretty scoring once you know basic stuff. 

[Mothra 628]

Both History and Geography for me, but I had an awful science teacher that a bunch of us had to suffer through

[IronM17 5,368]

Good question. Most subjects where a mixture of good and bad for me, even math. Sometimes I was good and sometimes I was bad in it (some subjects where better like geography or biology and some where weaker like german or english, but still always acceptable). But I would say my weakest subject where Sports. Besides the fact that I hated to make sport in school, I was also not the most sporty people back than (I am still not the most sporty people, but a little bit more than in my school time).

[Vinyl Scratch. 604]

Probably physics. Always found it super interesting but I didn't have the discipline, nor the maturity to learn and memorise the equations. 

[EpicEnergy 23,199]

Public speaking. I never did a public speaking class, but I would get an F in it no matter how hard I tried.

As for the basic classes, I would say history was the subject I was least interested in and therefore my weakest subject.

[Sasoriman 134]

Critical thinking/logic seeing as how my school never saw that as up for offer. The best substitute they had was communication applications. Give me a break. 

[daviddaviddavid 776]

Art, hands down.

I was pretty good at most subjects and could have a decent attempt at almost all the rest, but art was the one thing I was genuinely truly hopeless at. Didn't enjoy it, had absolutely zero talent for it, and had no patience to take my time with it. I will never be even remotely okay at art, it's just not something I'm meant to do.

[Envy 6,156]

Math. It was a subject that I could never excel at no matter how hard I tried.

[Clawdeen 12,190]

I was garbage at math.

[ZiggWheelsManning 10,056]

Spelling, makes sense cuz I never participated in a spelling bee  

[Dreambiscuit 9,690]

Maybe Science or Social Studies. The fact is, I'm great at it now that I'm out of school. I guess I just had to get away from bad teachers before I could actually get down to the business of learning things.