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In reply to the discussion: What was your favorite subject/ subjects in school , any grade. Mine were Art, Sciences and Social Studies, And you? [View all]OldBaldy1701E
(10,940 posts)73. English, History, and Drama.
None of which helped me in life one bit, except for English (in a weird way).
As someone who scored perfect on his SAT in English, they kept trying to convince me to be an air traffic controller!
Like, they were really serious about this! (I was already the comm person in my CAP flight, so they thought I would just be fine with this idea.)
Needless to say, I did not pursue that career path. I went with the other big path for such abilities... Performer!
(HUGE mistake, but that is another story for another time.)
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What was your favorite subject/ subjects in school , any grade. Mine were Art, Sciences and Social Studies, And you? [View all]
debm55
Feb 2
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That is great. Thank you for sharing with us, Americanme. Wow, your school had a bowling alley. We just did duck pins at
debm55
Feb 2
#5
Very true, Americanme, very true. Wish it was still the way it was. Do remember, Box Tops for Kids. Schools could buy
debm55
Feb 2
#21
HAHHAHAHAHHA. That is neat. Thank you very much for sharing with us, Frasier Balzov.
debm55
Feb 2
#6
What a great post. Thank you very much for sharing with us Soul_of_ Wit. I loved school and the teachers that taught .
debm55
Feb 2
#12
Thank you very much for sharing with us. BlueKota. Actually I loved all subjects in school. It was a place where I
debm55
Feb 2
#13
HAHAHAHAHHHAH. Our HS Study Hall was in the auditorium. Massive amount of kids. Got my work done and played cards.
debm55
Feb 2
#14
Thank you very much for sharing with us. MIButterfly. A book will take you to places that you have never been.
debm55
Feb 2
#22
Science, Math, History. English was poorly taught--even AP English, though I did well.
hlthe2b
Feb 2
#15
Thank you hlthe2b for sharing with us. You were NOT stupid. The books selected were from the school district and the
debm55
Feb 2
#59
Thermodynamics all the way. Gimme some of that entropy, enthalpy, and Gibbs free energy. Lol
CincyDem
Feb 2
#17
Thank you very much, electric_blue68. I really attended a great and large (2100 students) HS and teachers . Classes were
debm55
Feb 2
#65
Thank you very much for sharing with us, Diamond_Dog. It is very important for the teacher to be able to get across the
debm55
Feb 2
#56
Thank you very much, OLDMDDEM. for sharing with us. Did you go into a Math field as a career?
debm55
Feb 2
#50
HAHAHAHHAAHAH. Thank you very much. mgarderer. Nutrition would count, but not lunch.
debm55
Feb 2
#46
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing, 3catwoman3.You had some very poor Math teachers during your school career. I
debm55
Feb 2
#43
History - the great story of humanity. We learn from it or repeat past errors.
No Vested Interest
Feb 2
#35
Geometry was my favorite Math class as was drafting. Thank you very much for sharing with us surrealAmerican.
debm55
Feb 2
#49
Thank you very much for sharing with us. Bmoboy. I agree with you--teachers and mentors are the best at helping us
debm55
Feb 2
#54
Wonderful and good for you. Maninacan. You are amazing with your skills and career. PS I loved drafting. Thank you for
debm55
Feb 2
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