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What was your favorite class in high school?
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seeking4truth
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Physics and Geography. 1960's UK Girls Grammar school.
Mathematics.
WonderWho
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Further Maths.(UK Grammar school 60s)
I really enjoyed maths, and because it was always on Wednesday afternoons when could get out of football, which I didn't enjoy especially in Winter.
sandandfoam
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I loved classical studies. Ancient Greece and Rome really captured my imagination.
Calculus.
Computer programming comes in 2nd.
(We used punched paper tape to record programs.)
Computer programming comes in 2nd.
(We used punched paper tape to record programs.)
Oh, we can list more than one favorite class? Okay, then: my second and third favorite classes are Arabic Grammar and English Grammar, respectively.
Actually, something that I've frequently heard is that people who are good at math are also good at Arabic grammar for some reason, so I like to think it makes sense for me to like both.
All of them?
Apple polisher!
You've no teachers here for whom you may become their pet!
Dare to be great....make some choices.
Gjallarhorn
N'yog-Sothep
Psychology, philosophy, or physics.
Mike's Pool Hall. Snooker with friends. Some days we made it back for the afternoon. -- 1970-71, the days of a 2 year experiment on open attendance policy as in university. In the spring it switched to water-skiing. The next fall, they took attendance. Mike cried.
My choice in high school was to learn as much as possible instead of doing the bare minimum of courses to graduate.
The only classes I didn't like had more to do with who was teaching it than the subject matter.
I will not apologize for being a nerd.
What changed your interests and made you decide to go for a different degree, if you don't mind my asking?
Oh, OK.My choice in high school was to learn as much as possible instead of doing the bare minimum of courses to graduate.
The only classes I didn't like had more to do with who was teaching it than the subject matter.
I will not apologize for being a nerd.
Mine was a tie between history and theatre.