<p>I find them both extremely easy, and that is speaking about the classes and problems I've encountered of the types.</p>
<p>I did very well in both (A's) but I LOVED Geometry. I ended up with a 104 average in honors. I loved proofs and all that stuff... <em>sigh</em> and I loved logic, too, which was a sub-topic that year. I wish there was more to it, but we learned pretty much all there was to learn on logic. But I really did love proofs. They were so easy! And I liked algebra, too. But not trig or conics.</p>
<p>Geometry needs to die. My teacher was an extremely anal old school Asian teacher who didn't even bother grading our proofs if it wasn't done using a straightedge. Also, it had nothing to do with the 3 other yrs of math in HS, nor can I ever see it having any function in the real world.</p>
<p>I think that Algebra and Geometry are really boring, but probably just because of this teacher I have. I mean, he doesn't grade anything we do except tests and quizzes, and you can barely hear him when he speaks. Geometry seems much more step-by-step memorization and application which doesn't really float my boat.</p>
<p>Geometry is definitely better than Algebra. I do, however, have had a hard time with proofs. For the most part, it's easier and more interesting than Algebra.</p>
<p>I think it depends on the teacher, but I think the statement is true. </p>
<p>I loved (ok...liked) Algebra I, because my teacher was amazing and enthusiastic. On the otehr hand, my Geom Hon teacher had never taught it before, went through 5 textbooks during the course of the semester, and was just...awful. I got A's in both, but I had to work more at Geometry, considering I had to teach myself how to do a lot of it to compensate for his inefficiency. </p>
<p>But personally, I love calculus. =). Which is kinda both, mostly algebra. </p>
<p>My mom and brother were exactly the opposite though. So I think the concept is valid.</p>
<p>Pre-clac is cool, but Geometry is awesome.</p>
<p>I hated Algebra 1 & am currently hating Algebra 2. I think most of the problem is that the teacher can't teach well & it's extremely hard to follow along with what she's doing(the book doesn't make sense to me, so I decided I'd copy the sample problems off the board that she did. Ha! Crazy lady erased it all before I even got the original problem down!!) Geometry was much better, the teacher knew what he was talking about and he left his sample problems up! At least I have him for pre- cal next year.</p>