I graduated high school in 2016 and college in 2020 and, aside from what I need to know for my job, I can honestly say I do not remember very much of what I learned in school. I know that school is a drag most of the time but what are some subjects you enjoy/enjoyed that helped make the day not so bad? In high school I loved Social Studies, especially learning about World War II. Even to this day I will watch movies and read books centered around that time period. In college, I enjoyed my philosophy classes and film class. They were unique and a breath of fresh air from the more taxing classes.

I did online schooling for many of my years of schooling so I imagine my time in school is different than a lot of peoples. From 3rd-7th grade my favorite was definitely Language Arts for the great animated characters the lessons had unlike math where I swear the intention was to make it as hard as possible to learn with LA it seemed like they focused on making it fun and it helped me a lot. Now in high school I only did one year before getting kicked out and going for my GED where I graduated with honors, for the brief time I was doing classes to prepare for the test I guess I'd say I liked Social Studies the best which I think is what I ended up scoring the best in.

I'm probably going to be in the minority here but I really did enjoy Gym Class, and you better believe I was disappointed when I found out it was no longer an option for me or something on the course list when I was trying to pick what I want for Grade 12

I have not been in school for a long time as i am almost 40. Now with that being said I did have favorite subjects. Being a meteorologist you would probably guess my favorite subjects where math and science and you would be correct. I loved math and science I took a lot of those classes. My favorites where environmental science earth science biology geometry and trig.

Mine was Math, I'd rather do it than anything else, so much better than Language Arts, and Science.

I hated Social Studies when I was in Elementary school, which is pretty funny because I like history a lot now. In high school, Math was my least favorite.

I thoroughly enjoyed Biology, C++, and AP Java in high school (I know they're electives, but I'm gonna count them). Math was usually my least favorite subject because I often had teachers that didn't explain their thought process when solving problems very well. At least not in a way that made sense to me, anyway.

I think I liked my science classes the most. I had so much fun learning all different things about chemistry and biology. Although now that I look back, I'm beginning to wonder if I would have liked history and social studies more since I love watching random educational videos like Half As Interesting.

I always loved Economics (which is why I have two degrees in it), but I really don't love math, so it is kind of odd I got so into econ.

I also loved Geography and everything related to it. My second major in college was geography and my first job out of college had to do with cartography.

I have forgotten a lot of what I learned in highschool, especially science. I liked environmental science, but sadly I didn't go anywhere with that.

Math was overall my favorite class. I was good at it and found the lessons fly by very often as I was really immersed in solving the problems in my textbook.

I do think enjoyment of a subject is also due to your teachers and how they add or detract from your enjoyment. In math we were allowed to talk with our neighbors as long as we were doing the required work, so me and the guy next to me would just do the problems as we joked around a bit, very chill vibes.

I hated sciences but my senior year we had this super charismatic university professor teaching us chemistry. My course had practically no science hours (no labs also) so a lot of what we saw in the course he designed was like Chinese to me for a long time, but he made the lessons so engaging that it actually ended up being my highest final exam grade ever (92%).

I always had a knack for the science classes, especially once I really started focusing on it during college. I think a lot of science classes are very fascinating subjects and I actively enjoy learning about them, most notably biology and physics.

I have a terrible memory unfortunately so I was never good at history or geography. I wouldn't say I "dislike" them but I'm simply not really inclined toward them either I guess.

It's a strange thing of like, I do LIKE math, but I do NOT like the way it's taught in school. I am big on puzzle-solving, and what better puzzles are there to solve than math equations? But giant sheets of tons of equations to solve for a graded assignment kills the fun in it for me, I guess... I still have a Minor in Mathematics but I wouldn't say I really enjoyed it lol.

I suppose I should finally touch up on reading/literature... which I'm sort of neutral toward. I have never struggled with it but I wouldn't say I ever "liked" it either. I guess maybe if my teachers/professors picked more interesting things to write my reports/essays on? lol