Hey Elanor, hmm that’s a tricky one. I suppose when I was at school, I wasn’t all that interested in the Humanities subjects: Religious Studies (RS), History or Geography. I chose Geography as my compulsory GCSE out of the three as it was a bit more varied in terms of subject matter. It was also a little bit sciency, for example learning about rocks and why cities were put where they were. I find history fascinating now and love learning about the past. My least favourite was and still is RS because I do not believe in god.
I would say my least favourite science subject was biology.
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My main issue was with the way the subject was taught, rather than the subject itself. We had to learn many, many, many things by heart, so it was rather dry…, and boring.
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At some point though, we made some experiments that were interesting, but as they say: “too little, and too late” 😉
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Marios
When I was at school, I wasnt a huge fan of chemistry mainly because I would do the worst in it compared to the other sciences. Mainly because I would find it hard to remember the names of chemical compounds. Though it is a very fascinating subject. As an adult, I dont really enjoy material science! >.< My friends who work in the area would yell at me for saying that haha! It's a super important area and interesting to read about. But as a researcher I didn't enjoy working in that area, it just wasnt as exciting as other areas i've worked in.
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When I was at school, I wasnt a huge fan of chemistry mainly because I would do the worst in it compared to the other sciences. Mainly because I would find it hard to remember the names of chemical compounds. Though it is a very fascinating subject. As an adult, I dont really enjoy material science! >.< My friends who work in the area would yell at me for saying that haha! It's a super important area and interesting to read about. But as a researcher I didn't enjoy working in that area, it just wasnt as exciting as other areas i've worked in.