Which subject do you or did you like the best? (In school)

English at secondary school.

Craft Design Technology (CDT)

lunch

English/Literature

Spelling

History.

In high school I liked English the best, but in college it was my major, religion. In grad school, I liked courses in Hebrew Bible the best, but it depended to some extent on the professor.

Probably art.

Art. In high school, that's practically all I took. Later, I tried to get into art school...

Actually, to be specific, the one I really liked best was Graphics. I took Graphics 10 & 11. It was mostly about print-making.

English

Political Science.

Latin
I also like Ancient History, Modern History, Law, and Creative Writing. I despised Math, Sciences, German, and Sociology.
Now, in uni, I like Greek Tragedy, Latin, and certain English courses a lot.

history

It's a tie between French and Mathematics.

In High School - it was English ...in college - Quantitative Analysis and Statistics!

History, Karate, and Gym. I don't care for english, and I can't stand math. Maybe I just have a problem with rules.

Other. None at all. I detested everything about school.

Of these, Home Ec, but out of all my classes I liked Psychology the best.

i liked english...i wish i would've taken some art classes in high school, cuz i like art, too. oh well.

I liked English Literature. Why, I don't know - I hated it at A Level.

I tend to like math the most, along with science, music, and art.

Always English! since forever! Good question

Art because you got to do stuff that isnt to hard or stupid

I enjoyed math, english and science pretty much equally well and did pretty much equally well in them. At the earlier schools I attended we didn't really have much in the way of computer courses. Once I got into college, it was certainly the computer courses I liked the most.

I was a straight A student, but I like Math, English, and Music the most.
I didn't get to take foreign language, gym, art, business, or home ec.

Art 1, Business 2. Art was always the easiest and most fun subject.

Math for me back in High School I flunked and I failed and I died an early death. I was better in reading and english and I just hated school I wanted to be dead instead? School for me back then in the 70's was so horrible and it gives me nightmares?

You enjoyed math, well good for you I am so happy to hear this? I hated math and I failed and I flunked my math class , the boys were much better than me, I was better than boys in reading and english classes, it was so disgusting school for me back in the 70's.

And you like math as well? Oh boy another one, I hated math so bad and it sucks

Drama

Science and Economics.

English - I enjoyed analysing all the various forms of media and finding deeper meaning that isn't always obvious on the first read.

Lol english was your best subject? How ironic.

And yes I know a hell of a lot more english than you will ever know in your life

Yeah, you wish

Science remains my passion today, in all it's forms. I was in advanced honors classes all during high school. My favorite classes were science, English, and art.

I graduated high school in 1963. We had no computers at all, no psychology classes, no photography classes, girls were not allowed to take shop, and we adhered to a dress code. We also had zero illegal drugs. I'm glad I went to school back then.

You're glad because of those things you listed? Girls weren't allowed to take shop? I did the equivalent in the UK (resistant materials D+T) and I really enjoyed it.

In retrospect, I still think I got the better deal graduating in 1963. We might not have had all the class choices but we didn't have a drug problem in the schools yet, either. That was a few years away.

My high school offered photography as a class the year after I graduated. I was so pissed! (Little did I know I would be in photofinishing from 1965-2001.) TWO years after I graduated, gals could wear jeans to school. I always doged about no shop, Father had a ShopSmith back in those days. And what wasn't offered then, if I wanted it, I picked it up later, Community Colleges were just starting in 1964.

Seattle had big changes going on: school district issues, funding, busing, world events, politics, social change, etc, etc...the growing drug problem in the schools. Not exactly a great learning environment. My senior class of 550 must have been the calm before the storm.

I didn't have to deal with drugs in high school. So, yes, I'm glad I got through school when I did, despite the lack of some classes. I haven't been personally involved in high school stuff since then.

"social studies", which could just about be anything. I guess I shoulda said computers (considering my major), but then they're not as fun when you're in a classroom for some reason.

Hym, a lot of English majors up in here. Perhaps that might explain their being so hard on me for grammatical and spelling errors.

I can understand that. I left state school in the UK just under 3 years ago but there just isn't the drugs problem here. Maybe in London and some of the poorest cities, but not to the same extent as the States. I had friends who took drugs every now and then, but nothing too bad - cannabis, and magic mushrooms mostly - typical teenage stuff. Alcohol is a big problem here - but not really during school hours.

Thanks for understanding. And remember, this was AGES ago... things are so much different now for the kids. I even remember actual penmanship classes, where we learned not only to write, but how to write. Schools have a lot more going for them now, but there's a lot the kids have to filter, too. Back in the 60's the "kids having kids" really started. I would see how the times affected our children and feel sad for them and lucky for me. You can always play "catch up" if you have the basics. Thanks Biggles!

English, closely followed by Graphics, which I dropped out of at college.