What subject did you dislike most when you were still studying

I never liked Math and P.E. My math teacher was very scary and i was kindda afraid of math, but i was very good at it. And my 2nd subject was P.E. cause i never was a sport type

When I was at school the subjects that I must disliked were Mathematics and Physical Education. I hated Maths lessons because I found that subject so hard to understand. When I was 14 years old my Maths teacher said "If you are so thick I am not going to explain that to you again". I didn't get on well with Physical Education. I didn't find tennis, rounders, hockey or netball at all interesting or enjoyable. I hated cross countryy running. I was good at my favorite subjects and at college plus university I chose what to study.

Hi ohsodianne Can I slightly change your question to subjects... pleeeeeease! I disliked so many of them and selecting one will be tougher than selecting the Miss Universe Maths - I never understood Numbers and even today, I dont know what use that sine-x makes to me Biology - I never can draw a single straight line and even today I dont understand how does knowing about the onion cells or the mitochondria help me Literature - I never understood what sense it makes of something where anyone can make out anything of the same thing - I remember we had two teachers for english at school - One said a different thing and the other another thing about the same poems... (however, today, after 16years of quitting the school, college I found a likeness towards this subject) May I continue? Ok, some other time... but yes, history too was on that list

I'm doing well in all science subject except biology. Maybe because our teacher loves making us memorize all the terms in taxonomy, anatomy and all diseases as well. It was a nightmare to realize that today is biology day and there's always a pop quiz about lessons that you have to study in advance without any idea what would be the next topic. The book is not followed from chapter to chapter. It was the most insane subject we had and only a lucky few (me included) passed.

*high five's you* ha.math was my worst subject as well personally I think I rather be shot in the arm or hit very hard in the head then take math in high school again.I usually got horrid teachers so besides basic math and equations my math skills need work.

the subject that i find least interesting is history.. there are just a lot of chapters to read and a lot of names and dates to memorize which i'm having a hard time.. back when i was still a student, most often than not, everytime i open my book on history, i end up sleeping.. LOL

i didnt like science and history but mostly, it was history. im not really a big fan of memorizing things or dates nor people. i remember failing that subject during my freshmen year in high school. luckily the teacher didnt notice my failing grade so i didnt have to bring a parent along to get my report card. :) yey!! as for science, i started liking it when we were studying chemistry and physics. other than those science subjects, please just lemme do my chores :P hehe

i haeted PE. every week our teacher had us running around the campus. i hated running. imagine running with big boobs at the age of 15. EMBARASSING!!! and PAINFUL!!!!!

Anything with "NUMBERS" hahahah!! but whenever I feel like doing it, I like it, it's challenging and fun, still it's not the kind of subject that I am so excited about. and I get bored easily

Hi, for me it'll always be physic, math is still okay although sometimes I'm hitting the wall when answering math's questions, lol. Physic was more horrible than math, I've never got a decent score, and in high school was the worst. I have 2 daughters and they still in elementary now, I hope they will succeed in all subjects.

Definitely math. I had the SAME EXACT PROBLEM with exams; I mean, I knew almost everything that we were learning, but everytime the teacher handed out the exam something would come over me and my mind would blank out. My grades were rather poor, with my highest math score being around a 93, but most of the results were 81 or lower.

Italian, History and Art. Definitely. Can't stand them. I've always preferred scientific subjects, but I don't mind studying Philosophy or foreign languages - I really like English and French. But when it comes to those three subjects, I almost get mad. I try as hard as I can, but to me it's almost impossible to learn that stuff; I just manage to remember what I read until I've finished my exam, then I forget everyting again. On the other hand, I love Math and Physics. I just learn both of them effortlessly, and solving problems comes pretty natural, both at home and at school.

It's got to be geography! I really dont like it. I actually have fallen asleep during the lecture and the worst part of it all, my teacher caught me!

Knowledge is power and I believe, the ultimate good. I enjoy all subjects, except for music and art classes. Our teachers had a very disturbing personalities in high school... however I have come around and now i love classical music.

That would be math for me too. I can do basic stuff like add subtract, multiply but when it comes to algebra, geometry and all that it's just too much for me. Luckily I never took calculus that would have really been awful.

Tons of people hate math. I loved math, and I was awesome at it. I was a loner in high school and only really talked in math; I remember being the only one raising my hand in algebra after figuring out problems in my head while everyone was still on their calculators. It felt awesome to be the most active one in class while everyone around me sat, shocked. Math was the only class I really popped out of my shell, and people noticed that. I loved history, but I couldn't remember dates and names for the life of me. Science was always awesome and interesting...science and math were two subjects I would take "extra" notes in for my own personal interests. I was good at English (after all, I'd been writing novels since I knew what a pen was), but I hated the class. I didn't care what part of a sentence was called what, and I didn't want to read what they told me to...I had too many books pending to read on my nightstand at home. It took a subject I loved and turned it into boring, useless garbage that only filled up one class of the day but was irritating enough to take the spotlight at times. Other than hating that school turned English from something awesome into something tedious, I hated most "extra" classes. I'm an artist, so I hated art. Like writing novels, you can't create art when you're told to. Art makes itself, and so do written works. Most of the sketchbooks from my school years are filled with sketches I did between assignments. You can always tell what is an assignment and what is true. I hated gym. I was extremely active outside of school (competitive in horseback-riding sports, a tree climber, a runner, etc., but I was terrible at all the cliche sports. Music was always awful for me because I couldn't play an instrument if it would save my life. I guess on a final note, I'd have to say that none of the subjects were particularly hard for me, but there were many that I didn't agree with the school's representation of it. No, school shouldn't be fun, but it should at least teach you something while you're there. Most of the things I know now I taught myself, and that shouldn't be the way it is!

I always disliked French. From the age of 3 even if I live in Italy I had to study French language. When I was 3 I cried when I had to study it. I definitively didn't like. Now I don't cry but I don't like to talk in French I have a very bad pronounce and I make a lot of mistakes. I'm getting confused with other languages, especially English and Spanish.

Ohhh...my dislike subject is algebra, aside from I hate numbers the instructor was boring also. He talked very sloooooooooooooow that's why I always sleeeeeeepy in his class.

MATH too! and a lil bit of chemistry. but it's gonna be MATH! specifically math 100 or introduction to calculus. it ruined my summer this year. :( but now that i'm taking it again, i'm learning to love it. and yes, i'm starting to love it. i just hope it loves me too. we'll know after the first exam on tuesday.

Well you know my answer to that dear :D Its nothing but MATH! That dreadful subject was responsible for my less than normal class schedules for the whole of my college years. All because I failed the first time i took MATH 17. Haha! Thank God its over!