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Alpaca (2015-12-08 03:55:29)Nath was never really my thing. Especially nowadays with this common core
. I excel further in English than in math but if I actually try I do decent in math. I'm in Algebra 1 right now though, and I suck at Algebra, so yeah....
little5 (2015-12-08 11:52:01)I used to like math until I got this teacher. Now it's a drag.
I kinda like LA/English/Writing/Whatever you call it. My teacher is always giving generic writing assignments, but the class is super easy. I speed through my work and do whatever until class ends.
TheIronMadden (2015-12-08 17:34:46)Never was a fan of English. It's not that I've done bad in English class, it's just that I am not a fan of having to answer questions about a story/article, then have to write something like an essay in regards to it. I understand the importance of certain pieces of literature, but I just don't want to write something I have to go into depth about.
You won't see me here, but you might find me if you look in the right places.
Nemesis (2015-12-09 02:09:09)I'm a year ahead in math, too.
Perfect_Chaos (2015-12-09 02:58:20)Math just takes long and is hard at times, but the feeling you get when you correctly solve an equation is great.
KittySenpai (2015-12-09 14:00:22)When math is one of your strongest subjects and everybody hates it. ;;-;;
Sam (2015-12-09 17:35:38)English is my strongest skill, as is reading comprehension. Excluding grammar lessons I never fail to ace every lesson I have, and I've never failed anything in literature.
I completed all of my vocabulary for the year in two days and recently have been block completing literature (reading complete novels in one day and doing all of the work relating to them, yesterday it was Animal Farm, which I have read before however I was around eight at the time)
However, I've always been rather behind in mathematics, since I missed a year of school. I never regained my ability with it, I lost too much information and was never able to connect the dots. It's rather disappointing, since I'm not terrible with science and even as a small child wished to go into physics. I should get a tutor, but it's expensive and I really cannot afford one.
One of the benefits of virtual education is the ability to block complete subjects. It's enjoyable and I personally find it significantly more efficient.
However, that does not work for everyone. I've had an individual education plan even when I was in public school and back then it was a pain in the ass.
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It is the only subject I am good at.