School is cool (for those of us that like going to it). Subjects make or break our curriculum, and it's personal preference as to which one's better than the other. I've never been too fond of math or P.E. because I have dyscalculia (learning disability which makes arithmetic incredibly difficult to grasp) and I've never been all that athletic (But i generally didn't like sports). My favorite subject was science because, for me, it was both interesting and fun (it was also my best subject- 90%). 

What is your favorite subject and why? Was there anything you didn't like about it? Thanks for sharing.

It's a tie between Career Plan & Development and Health. I'll go with Health since it's more interesting to me.

Since I love science in almost any field, Health is one of those science-y things I love. Learning about illnesses, foods, and ways to improve different sections of your body excites me! It's something that involves with real-life stuff and I can see myself applying some of the knowledge from this class to my everyday life. I wouldn't mind having a job that is mandatory to apply it, in fact, I think I'd enjoy the job more if I do!

Its going to be hard for me to remember since I have short term memory....I think I liked science a lot. Then second come performing arts a mix of drama, acting, singing etc. First for science I liked the practical work more than the writing because we get to see different kind of things that scientist do, and explore in their work. It made me to like the subject more in a way. I liked to try different subjects at school some were cool were some also were boring.

Now for performing arts. It took up a lot of my energy, but it was worth it. I planned on going into acting a theatre or drama school since I came out with the best grades ever A's and B's. But...sadly I couldn't because of my health. Because of my health I...wasn't able to do the things I wanted in life. So its left my self esteem low. While other reasons I can't say I'm not really doing anything nowadays.I do miss doing performing arts. I wonder at times or most of the time if I wasn't born with autism, and Asperger how my life would turn out to be like.

I've noticed that my favorite subject tends to change often throughout my high school years, due to all the fun electives I take. Counting electives, my favorite school subject has been Acoustic Guitar because it was by far the easiest class I've taken, and it was really cool learning guitar with other classmates that share my interest. Plus it wasn't so hard to concentrate since I only had 8 other students in my class. It's a nice break from having 30 (or sometimes even more) students in every class!

Only counting core classes, my favorite subject has been History. History class always has fun projects for me to do Despite all the times and events being hard to remember, it's one of the few classes where I can pay attention without having to try so hard.

I would have to say mine would be Computer Programming. I want to learn how to write code, specifically game code like LUA, C, C++, C#, etc. I currently have books on most of them which is nice.

Throughout my years in school, my favorite subject depended on the teacher and if they were nice/good at what they were doing. Otherwise, I'd hate that one subject for the whole year.

However, out of all of the subjects I've been in, my favorite has to have been PE (physical education). Back in what you guys would call elementary and middle school, we'd just play sports and have fun. It was less fun in high school, but still my favorite subject since physical activity is my favorite thing to do.

Well right now I would say that my favorite would have to be Psychology, and its a landslide victory over the other 3 classes that I'm taking. This is my favorite for 3 reasons.

The class is actually really easy, just a lot of thinking, the topic happens to be a lot of fun and easy to get into as well, and the professor is so much fun. If I didn't have to take notes (which we don't have to since its all online, but I still do) I'd probably just sit still and watch the professor teach.

I enjoyed anything related to History, so that includes Geography.

In other classes I could look at the book and get bored, but in History there was always a story of something that actually happened waiting to be read.

My favorite subject that I've so far taken is anatomy. I'm fascinated with the human body and biomedical engineering (prosthetics and the like) is what I want to go into so I figured that's a two-in-one deal if I took that class. Albeit not doing amazing in it, I loved the class.

My favorite class was always gym lol. I'm extremely competitive, so the games we would play were fun to try and compete in, even if most of us didn't take it too seriously. That and it was never actual work, just having fun playing sports, or getting to talk while we did some form of exercise like jogging or lifting weights. The best days were when we had "open gym," which was basically the entire gym being open to do whatever the class wanted. Half the gym was a basketball court, the other half a volleyball court. You could also run around the perimeter, as well as do a few other things in a few of the less open spaces. I always played basketball, but the other thing I really enjoyed was the wall climbing thing with pegs. I was a beast at that XD

If that doesn't count then I'd have to say math and science were my favorite. I was always really good with both, so they were what I struggled with the least as well. I remember in school I'd sleep through all my math and science classes, and still set the curve on the tests. It was like this even when I was taking Calculus my Junior year in high school. The teacher would always try to make me look dumb by waking me up and making me answer questions, and would be the one to look stupid when I'd get it all right and just plop my head back down against the desk ha ha. It eventually got to the point they just let me sleep (for the most part anyway) since it's not like they were teaching me anything new. 

My favorite subject is Criminal Justice, if that counts. For one, most of the time we watch videos in there. And sometimes they are the cheesy 90s types of videos. And we all know that's fun. Another reason is because I want to be a prosecuting attorney. I'm probably biased so if you want me to stick to the core subjects, then I'd pick History, with Science coming in a close second. History is just so interesting to me, whether it be about American history or any other kind of history. It gives you an idea of how we grew as a species and the differences between now and back then.