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What Were Your Strengths / Weaknesses In School (Academically)?

Allah_U_Akbar

Allah_U_Akbar

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I always excelled in English, reading, writing, spelling.

Math was problematic.

I mean, I can do basic math, but…

I pretty much forgot how to do division.

Never studied algebra.

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English - grammar/spelling, reading was my best. I was good at history but that's just cuz it involved reading and contextualizing.

Chemistry was my death knell. I was cool with most math except for geometry.
 
Loved English class and gym

Liked social studies and world history too

I despised science and math in high school
 
I wouldn't call it a weakness but I'm lackadaisical with physics. I barely passed that class with a 70
 
Excelled at reading and writing

Anything history related had my interest

Math i would pass but I hated it. Always did just enough to get my credit.

Science was hit or miss. If the science had math then I didn't fuck with it. If it didn't have math then I paid attention.
 
Math was a mixed bag:
Arithmetic was simple enough.
Algebra was tough but geometry was easy.

Science was cool:
I loved chemistry but hated my teacher
Not as fluent in physics
Biology was hit or miss

Language arts sucked because laziness made me hate writing.

Social studies meant very little to me until high school:
Geography was alright
Did not wrap my head about pre- Civil War history.
I was OK with economics
Government was another story
 
Math. Geometry. Algebra. I was like a genius.

Philosophy.

Creative writing
 
I sucked at all foreign languages.

Latin
French
Spanish
German

I prolly failed all of them. But the teachers hated me so much they didn't wanna see me in summer school
 
English depended on the teacher. I could always write my ass off... And they all knew it... Some used to push and challenge me, some just annoyed me..I was always asked to write and read a speech or something when speakers came...sometimes I did, sometimes I didn't. I was fickled
 
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