physics!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

At the time it was Geography..only because I hated it then..and the teacher was hopeless...

Russian language and History

Math

Math

The hardest subject for me would probably be history or English. I am not good with remembering dates and writing essays.

Geometry

Algebra and third year Latin

Lunch! It was horrible. Oh...subject. Math...I suck at math.

Higher Math

Math. I barely squeaked by my senior year.

Science, on every level, i just couldnt do it.

Algebra.

If you are asking me what teacher gave me the lowest grade at any time in any grade then it was Art. My teacher gave me a C- but I didn't deserve it. He did it because I was an A student in every other class and he didn't want to really screw up my average. His name was Mr. De Kramer and he was extremely kind to me and although that was 61 years ago I shall never forget his kindness! :) I was in 7th grade at the time. :)

math/algebra was.

Biology, I could never get the thing about the Birds and the Bees!

Maths ,although with now having my own house and paying loads of bills ect id probley be in set 1 instead of set 3 lol.

Math

It used to be Math

Phys. Ed. - I'm a stereotypical nerd.

Trigonomitry Yuk!

Maths...I learnt more about sums in the first year of leaving than I did in 10 years of schooling ,I now hold several bookkeeping qualifications.

Back then? My penis. Darned distracting, too.

Chemistry. It was really hard for me to get through it. I wish I would have taken it more seriously because it's so important and I'm really interested in it today.

Recess: the school bully absolutely hated me!

The girl i used to fancy...

Strange to say, it was history. I struggled with it and HATED it. Lots of memorizing of events and dates, then drew a few maps now and again. YUCK. Ironic given that today, I call myself a history buff, LOVE history, love DOING genealogy, family and local history, and such. "What's the story behind that" .. person, place, thing is an ongoing mantra. Also came to see that historians are professionals like any other, but may have totally different viewpoints and conclusions on "what happened" or "why" in history. Each history written is an evaluation of evidence and a published conclusion. If more evidence comes in, then it has to be re-evaluated. Just like the sciences! Anyway .. it had no relevance to or for me in school so struggled with it. Now it's been reclaimed!! :) Math and science and english were fine. Oh wait .. another struggle area was GYM CLASS. Field or volleyball or basketball or tennis was fine. But during the months we had to do gymnastics? I would have preferred being 5000 miles away. I was HORRIBLE on rings or parallel bars and such. Yikes.

Stupid Math...especially x+y=3 stuff...I dont understand how letters equal numbers!!

Math... And it is STILL the reason I have not yet gone back to school.

Recess, Lunch, Dances, Football games, Gym...anything social.

Algebra sux yo...;)

Math was easy. English was impossible. I couldn't write good.

Geometry!! Yuck.

I was great at everything BUT Chemistry! LOL oddly enough I now work in a laboratory!!! Pretty important thing to know now:)

Of course, it was sex-ed.

That damn math!

I am afraid I flunked abstinence.

Chemistry!

Symbolic logic. Whaddabout a bee-aach! ;-)

Chemistry, even though i'm thinking of taking it at A level :S then Maths

Math was difficult for me.

K-12: Latin. (Translating Caesar was literally impossible. First time I ever ran into anything that I COULDN'T figure out no matter how hard I tried.) University: some of the fine arts people made life really difficult. I was a physics major and I could do physics as long as I applied myself. I could do math and chemistry as long as I applied myself. But the way some of those fine arts people wanted weird interpretations or colossal and original papers...just too much busywork. Also had that problem with one chemistry lab. I could do the lab fine, but it took me tens of hours to write up - and then type up, on a typewriter - the dratted lab report. These were mostly hard because of the excessive amount of time required for homework, not because of the subject matter. I got straight A's in Quantum Mechanics, Differential Equations, etc. I.e. the subjects that make most students pull out their hair. I also had excellent grammar skills. Did fine in philosophy, logic, sociology, languages. But the combination of being a poor typist and a SLOW writer killed me in subjects that assigned lengthy written homework assignments. Can I write a one-page document? sure. Grammar: perfect. Stylistically: perfect. Can I do it in an hour? Unless I know the topic intimately, I'm going to be struggling.

maths

I liked school and did well at it. However, in college, I took a very tough Astronomy and Astrophysics class that was probably the hardest I ever had. Second hardest was an Italian poetry seminar -- taught in Italian and requiring papers written in Italian.

English

I suppose you mean "high school" and the answer is either English Lit or Philosophy. Why: terrible teachers. I had the same subjects at Uni and did fine (As). *** The subject that was actually the most difficult to master was 2nd-year Latin. I was the top student in the class, but that was the first time that I ran into homework - regularly - that I literally could not finish correctly, no matter how much time and effort I put into it. I was the top student because I *did* put more time and effort into it than my peers, and I ended up with fewer mistakes than they did.

For me it was Organic Chem and Physics. I see my younger cousins also struggling a bit with these subjects today. But then again most people I know found Org Chem and Physics challenging. I see students increasingly relying on supplementary learning materials today, which is good I guess. My cousins use Bartleby Learn (https://www.bartleby.com/questions-and-answers) in particular.

I got my lowest grades in P.E. and typing. But my last year I got an award in P.E.

Algebra. I failed it and had to take it again. I learned it so well I became a tutor. 😆

Math,

Advanced mathematics like square roots for instance was the hardest subject for me. Thankfully I don’t study advanced mathematics anymore otherwise I would be stressed out by it. Because I live in Ireland, I was never able to study the Irish language. I don’t have linguistic skills. The only language I know is English.