<p>so these are the only classes that I can stand anymore. and by stand them I mean I love them. English and Government are too subjective. At least I'll AP (hopefully) out of them for college. </p>
<p>That is all.</p>
<p>Physics and calculus are not my friends. Especially physics. My teacher is a retard. Seriously. I haven't learnt a single thing in 2 years.</p>
<p>lol....i love calculus, but i HATEEEEEEEEE physics SOOOO much...its like in class i get everything, the homework is easy...but the tests are a different story for some reason :rolleyes: :( GAHHH :mad:</p>
<p>The same thing happens with my physics class. Everything is going along fine for a month, I complete the review fine. The test comes, and it is a collection of random questions - we've talked about the concepts, but we've never applied them that way. Once you rurn it in, the questions are quite funny (talking horses, a tug of war between two different species of beetles, a particularing annoying person at our school being launched out of a cannon, etc.). The tests are maybe 8% of our grade, so you can fail all of them and still get an A.</p>
<p>calculus is my love, but I can't stand physics anymore.</p>
<p>Physics owned me, but now that it's over, I kind of miss it.</p>
<p>fysiks iz kool, now i kante riteh</p>
<p>Calculus isn't all that bad. I haven't taken Physics yet though. As long as Physics isn't as bad as Chemistry, i think it should be fine</p>
<p>I took Physics last year and I seriously thought I was gonna have to drop the class or something because the teacher was horrible. All we had was a workbook, no textbook, and the teacher never taught anything. He only asked questions back when you asked a question...... It makes me wanna do really well in college physics so I can go back and ask him what his problem was because I was trying so hard.</p>