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Ratio.-Remi wrote:
Math fucking sucking
Cry about it Math hater.
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Math is only fun when I understand it but I can't so no funJustABeginner wrote:
Ratio.-Remi wrote:
Math fucking sucking
Cry about it Math hater.
Literature. It was the one subject that I put a good amount of effort trying to improve in during high school, because I sucked hard. I even had good tutors. Somehow still managed to get the equivalent of straight Cs outside of 1 assignment. I still don't know how the subject works. The books and poems were kinda cool though.
Math gang let's goJustABeginner wrote:
Ratio.-Remi wrote:
Math fucking sucking
Cry about it Math hater.
O.R. (Basic Orientation) - Friday 5:00 - 6:00 pm, about campus rules, mission, vision, hymn and offences. Too much memorization and last subject every Friday, also evening
Soc Sci 1 (Politics and governance with Philippine Constitution) - TTH 6:00-7:00 pm - fck memorization fck evening class
Soc Sci 1 (Politics and governance with Philippine Constitution) - TTH 6:00-7:00 pm - fck memorization fck evening class
I hate math but to be honest science sucks more since it have chemistry, biology, and physics.-Remi wrote:
Math fucking sucking
Like at some point I can get good at math but getting good at 3 things harder than getting good at math
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Science is bad as well, but Physics looks interesting. Shame it's heavily maths based, like all things in this world.Manishh wrote:
I hate math but to be honest science sucks more since it have chemistry, biology, and physics.-Remi wrote:
Math fucking sucking
Like at some point I can get good at math but getting good at 3 things harder than getting good at math
they have a constitution in the Philippines?????!!!!?!?!?Scyla wrote:
O.R. (Basic Orientation) - Friday 5:00 - 6:00 pm, about campus rules, mission, vision, hymn and offences. Too much memorization and last subject every Friday, also evening
Soc Sci 1 (Politics and governance with Philippine Constitution) - TTH 6:00-7:00 pm - fck memorization fck evening class
I'm in Year 10 right now moving onto Year 11, If I remember correctly you're from Sydney. I believe VCE and HSC are the same in the sense that: English is a compulsory subject, though you get to choose literature or mainstream.yoony1 wrote:
Literature. It was the one subject that I put a good amount of effort trying to improve in during high school, because I sucked hard. I even had good tutors. Somehow still managed to get the equivalent of straight Cs outside of 1 assignment. I still don't know how the subject works. The books and poems were kinda cool though.
I chose 1/2 mainstream for Year 11, heard its much more boring than literature and literature is more creative, but the poem shit really throws me off. Hopefully the changed VCE study design replaces APA with Creative Writing in 2024, cause I fucking hate APA.
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french is worse
z0z wrote:
my most hated subject in school is school
How much orientation does your college have for it to be an entire subject wtfScyla wrote:
O.R. (Basic Orientation) - Friday 5:00 - 6:00 pm, about campus rules, mission, vision, hymn and offences. Too much memorization and last subject every Friday, also evening
And what exactly are you memorising, do they pop-quiz you on the hymns or something
Or is this just normal and I'm the one going to a weird school?
Don't know where you got Sydney from, I'm from Melbourne as well. Didn't do VCE though, I did IB, which is an alternative curriculum some schools offer. Literature subjects are still compulsory though. I had the choice to pick between "Literature" and "Language and Literature", with the second one being basically the same as the first one but you study less books, and study online news articles and stuff in exchange. I guess you cannot escape literature wherever you go in Victoria or NSW.-Remi wrote:
I'm in Year 10 right now moving onto Year 11, If I remember correctly you're from Sydney. I believe VCE and HSC are the same in the sense that: English is a compulsory subject, though you get to choose literature or mainstream.
I chose 1/2 mainstream for Year 11, heard its much more boring than literature and literature is more creative, but the poem shit really throws me off. Hopefully the changed VCE study design replaces APA with Creative Writing in 2024, cause I fucking hate APA.
Good luck with year 11 and 12. It's gonna be painful, but less painful than being tortured to death (I think), so it's ok all things considered.
The true answerCerno wrote:
all of em
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Huh, for some reason I always thought you were from Sydney. It's fun to know someone on here is from Melbourne as well, if another OT member ever visits Melbourne, we could probably do an OT meetup.yoony1 wrote:
Don't know where you got Sydney from, I'm from Melbourne as well. Didn't do VCE though, I did IB, which is an alternative curriculum some schools offer. Literature subjects are still compulsory though. I had the choice to pick between "Literature" and "Language and Literature", with the second one being basically the same as the first one but you study less books, and study online news articles and stuff in exchange. I guess you cannot escape literature wherever you go in Victoria or NSW.-Remi wrote:
I'm in Year 10 right now moving onto Year 11, If I remember correctly you're from Sydney. I believe VCE and HSC are the same in the sense that: English is a compulsory subject, though you get to choose literature or mainstream.
I chose 1/2 mainstream for Year 11, heard its much more boring than literature and literature is more creative, but the poem shit really throws me off. Hopefully the changed VCE study design replaces APA with Creative Writing in 2024, cause I fucking hate APA.
Good luck with year 11 and 12. It's gonna be painful, but less painful than being tortured to death (I think), so it's ok all things considered.
I've never heard of IB till now, our school only does VCE and VET (which I don't know anything about either).
For VCE literature wasn't compulsory (thank god). Maybe it was a school thing.
Our school made General Maths compulsory if you do Methods. I don't know why, it sounds stupid and it is stupid.
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I only hate PE because we had to change before and after class, this would cause me to be a few minutes late for my next class.dPeace wrote:
PE cuz im an osu player
whatever has the worse teacher
US history.
Somehow we spent 3 years of highschool basically just learning the civil war (Hyperbole but not too far from the truth). Which we had already gone over in both elementary and middle school.
Meanwhile world history only got a single semester freshman year.
Got to the point I was sleeping through classes and acing tests without studying, my teacher hated me. I was in the "advanced" class too.
Somehow we spent 3 years of highschool basically just learning the civil war (Hyperbole but not too far from the truth). Which we had already gone over in both elementary and middle school.
Meanwhile world history only got a single semester freshman year.
Got to the point I was sleeping through classes and acing tests without studying, my teacher hated me. I was in the "advanced" class too.
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At least it's better than Australian history, which is the same topic, except its taught from Year 3 to Year 10. The same thing, over and over and over again.WitherMite wrote:
US history.
Somehow we spent 3 years of highschool basically just learning the civil war (Hyperbole but not too far from the truth). Which we had already gone over in both elementary and middle school.
Meanwhile world history only got a single semester freshman year.
Got to the point I was sleeping through classes and acing tests without studying, my teacher hated me. I was in the "advanced" class too.
I mean I understand the importance of learning about the genocide of aboriginals, and the movements of convicts, but please teach me something new.
-Remi wrote:
At least it's better than Australian history, which is the same topic, except its taught from Year 3 to Year 10. The same thing, over and over and over again.WitherMite wrote:
US history.
Somehow we spent 3 years of highschool basically just learning the civil war (Hyperbole but not too far from the truth). Which we had already gone over in both elementary and middle school.
Meanwhile world history only got a single semester freshman year.
Got to the point I was sleeping through classes and acing tests without studying, my teacher hated me. I was in the "advanced" class too.
I mean I understand the importance of learning about the genocide of aboriginals, and the movements of convicts, but please teach me something new.
It's free, no units added.yoony1 wrote:
How much orientation does your college have for it to be an entire subject wtfScyla wrote:
O.R. (Basic Orientation) - Friday 5:00 - 6:00 pm, about campus rules, mission, vision, hymn and offences. Too much memorization and last subject every Friday, also evening
And what exactly are you memorising, do they pop-quiz you on the hymns or something
Or is this just normal and I'm the one going to a weird school?
And what exactly are you memorising, do they pop-quiz you on the hymns or something
Anything in the student booklet
yeso-Remi wrote:
they have a constitution in the Philippines?????!!!!?!?!?Scyla wrote:
O.R. (Basic Orientation) - Friday 5:00 - 6:00 pm, about campus rules, mission, vision, hymn and offences. Too much memorization and last subject every Friday, also evening
Soc Sci 1 (Politics and governance with Philippine Constitution) - TTH 6:00-7:00 pm - fck memorization fck evening class
I never liked history tbh, the work is too easy so writing the big essays becomes a chore
Tie between calculus and physics
Philosophy.
In France we have this for only 1 years, counts as 7% of your final note, and still unable to answer the question: "Why I'm here?"
In France we have this for only 1 years, counts as 7% of your final note, and still unable to answer the question: "Why I'm here?"
I hate the fact that world history was only available during freshman year plus the fact that my school doesn't offer AP wold history so I am stuck with APUSHWitherMite wrote:
US history.
Somehow we spent 3 years of highschool basically just learning the civil war (Hyperbole but not too far from the truth). Which we had already gone over in both elementary and middle school.
Meanwhile world history only got a single semester freshman year.
Got to the point I was sleeping through classes and acing tests without studying, my teacher hated me. I was in the "advanced" class too.
bruh, imagine not knowing about the great starvation in italy during 536ShinRun wrote:
I hate the fact that world history was only available during freshman year plus the fact that my school doesn't offer AP wold history so I am stuck with APUSHWitherMite wrote:
US history.
Somehow we spent 3 years of highschool basically just learning the civil war (Hyperbole but not too far from the truth). Which we had already gone over in both elementary and middle school.
Meanwhile world history only got a single semester freshman year.
Got to the point I was sleeping through classes and acing tests without studying, my teacher hated me. I was in the "advanced" class too.
If you are asking about the general population, math is by far the most hated subject
Personally i cant do history. I know it’s important, but it’s really difficult for me.
Personally i cant do history. I know it’s important, but it’s really difficult for me.
Math went from being my favorite subject to my least favorite when they started adding letters to it.
my man if you think variables are hard, analytic geometry must be hell on earth for youFelixland wrote:
Math went from being my favorite subject to my least favorite when they started adding letters to it.
I love youMFGSTC wrote:
fuck science all of my science teachers hated me
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Those bastards mock us to this dayClevelandsMyBro wrote:
-Remi wrote:
At least it's better than Australian history, which is the same topic, except its taught from Year 3 to Year 10. The same thing, over and over and over again.WitherMite wrote:
US history.
Somehow we spent 3 years of highschool basically just learning the civil war (Hyperbole but not too far from the truth). Which we had already gone over in both elementary and middle school.
Meanwhile world history only got a single semester freshman year.
Got to the point I was sleeping through classes and acing tests without studying, my teacher hated me. I was in the "advanced" class too.
I mean I understand the importance of learning about the genocide of aboriginals, and the movements of convicts, but please teach me something new.
I FUCKING HATE MATHJustABeginner wrote:
Ratio.-Remi wrote:
Math fucking sucking
Cry about it Math hater.
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YEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHatelore0000 wrote:
I FUCKING HATE MATHJustABeginner wrote:
Ratio.-Remi wrote:
Math fucking sucking
Cry about it Math hater.
i love meth-Remi wrote:
YEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHatelore0000 wrote:
I FUCKING HATE MATHJustABeginner wrote:
Ratio.-Remi wrote:
Math fucking sucking
Cry about it Math hater.
I'm f*cking crying rn
Used to be sad when you don't get high grades until college where you'll pray to just get a passing scoreCorne2Plum3 wrote:
I'm f*cking crying rn
Most college courses are like that lmaoScyla wrote:
Used to be sad when you don't get high grades until college where you'll pray to just get a passing scoreCorne2Plum3 wrote:
I'm f*cking crying rn
a place where people smiles with a 2/10 scoreStomiks wrote:
Most college courses are like that lmaoScyla wrote:
Used to be sad when you don't get high grades until college where you'll pray to just get a passing scoreCorne2Plum3 wrote:
I'm f*cking crying rn
#meth-over-mathMFGSTC wrote:
i love meth-Remi wrote:
YEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHatelore0000 wrote:
I FUCKING HATE MATHJustABeginner wrote:
Ratio.-Remi wrote:
Math fucking sucking
Cry about it Math hater.
Math. At least the one taught in uni.
Idk why but even the most basic formula in linear algebra just felt like solving a lv10 puzzle. Outside of YT channel like 3b1b I just can't wrap my head how things worked this way.
Idk why but even the most basic formula in linear algebra just felt like solving a lv10 puzzle. Outside of YT channel like 3b1b I just can't wrap my head how things worked this way.
12th grade math in the USA is the equivalent to 5th grade math in asia and thats a factZelzatter Zero wrote:
Math. At least the one taught in uni.
Idk why but even the most basic formula in linear algebra just felt like solving a lv10 puzzle. Outside of YT channel like 3b1b I just can't wrap my head how things worked this way.
iirc we were learning the formula for the area of a circle back in fifth grade, and of course i dont remember any of it cuz i dont careMFGSTC wrote:
12th grade math in the USA is the equivalent to 5th grade math in asia and thats a factZelzatter Zero wrote:
Math. At least the one taught in uni.
Idk why but even the most basic formula in linear algebra just felt like solving a lv10 puzzle. Outside of YT channel like 3b1b I just can't wrap my head how things worked this way.
I didn't say they were hard, I just said they caused math to be my least favorite subject.Polyspora wrote:
my man if you think variables are hard, analytic geometry must be hell on earth for youFelixland wrote:
Math went from being my favorite subject to my least favorite when they started adding letters to it.
after getting though single variable calculus I decided I wouldn't do anymore math classes, since while I am decent enough at math, I really don't like doing math for math's sake like any sane person and don't have any plans to do anything that would require higher level mathematics.
Maybe I'll change my mind someday and take on a major where I'd need to take more math courses, but probably not. Still not even sure college is worth the massive debt for me right now.
Maybe I'll change my mind someday and take on a major where I'd need to take more math courses, but probably not. Still not even sure college is worth the massive debt for me right now.