Hello. I wonder why I’m still blogging when there are English personal narrative and Math tests tomorrow. Maybe the secret masochistic side of me.
I shall do a special feature about subjects and such.
The workload is not something to be happy about. There is hardly any time for true slacking! Well, there are subjects that make life sort of fun and lessen the “stress” part of homework. And then there are subjects that SUCK, AND HAVE WORK THAT SEEMS LIKE A LOT. I shall go through each subject.
English – Pretty okay. Nice teacher. Workload… nothing more than comprehensions and going through personal narrative stuff, which only require reading and analyses of random passages. But the personal narrative test – whoops, timed assessment – is going to kill me! I have such a boring life and a poor memory. However, this is a fun and quite slack subject. 4.5 stars.
Chinese – I know many Chinese-haters out there, but the truth is, Chinese is super straightforward. When you want to mug, all you have to do is look at the exercises, the textbook, the worksheets, the ci yu shou ce, which is a godsend to all Chinese students! In fact, the sucky parts about Chinese are the non-muggable ones, like cloze and compre, which usually comprise boring “inspirational” passages, instead of those remotely interesting story ones they used to have in primary school. All in all, a simple subject. (REALLY!) 3 stars.
Math – I want to skip this part. But I can’t. It would be slightly better if this didn’t have double weightage. Then we would only have 2 maths lessons a week, instead of ALMOST EVERYDAY. It would also be much better if this was an elective, droppable subject. It would be easier if my teacher was remotely interesting and/or had an okay and approachable teaching style, like Mr. Jee. (can’t believe I’m saying this, but heck.) But none of this is true. And I have a math test tomorrow which I’m gonna fail. 1.5 stars.
Physics – Pretty fun! Get to do all those cool lab experiments. I expected all the mathsy stuff, but we are on the chapter Light, which is immensely fun! Refraction and reflection and all. Unlike pure undiluted math, this actually has some practical applications. Like, before this I thought the sea was blue because of reflection from the sky. But our physics teacher (who is rather okay) told us it’s because water was slightly blue in itself. WTF?? And lots of other “light” stuff. 3 stars. (minus 0.5 because of the math)
Chem – This is slightly funner than physics, since lab lessons are more common and always interesting.The teacher is more tolerant than physics teacher, haha. I fear it might get harder, though… chem has always sounded forbidding and hard. 3.5 stars.
Bio – Wouldn’t know.
Lit RA – Fun! I like reading the books. And we recently did a skit thingy. But everyone in Lit RA are like, so pro. Hope I don’t fail or get the lowest in class, don’t even know grading system of Lit RA. Hope I become a better writer as a consequence. 4 stars.
SS – Bearable. Don’t really like teacher, even though he is rather competent. Topics covered, like ethnicity and race, are quite interesting, though. 3 stars.
History – Sad to say that this is quite boring. I took this in the belief that I could score. I suppose. LORMS is rather straightforward, really. Nothing much to history except to justify your points well. 3 stars.
Philo – Yay! I like the teacher. Always lets us off early for recess. Philo itself… fallacies are rather interesting, if hard. Hope there’re no boring topics. Wish I had remembered last year’s abortion discussions, because I needed it for my English blog article response 1. 3.5 stars.
CLE – Boring. But no work. And the teacher is the same let-us-off-early teacher. 3.5 stars.
PE – :) Hockey was good, floorball rocked. Swimming/polo is going to OWN!!!11 (I hope.) 5 stars.
RE – Retarded subject. I mean, RI is probably doing this just to keep up appearances that we are empathetic, environment-centric dwellers of the universe. How many people actually care about the research we do? Service learning, bah, a way to pretend we are concerned. We probably did it because there were no other projects left, or because it was the most straightforward. Surveys, interviews…. the same old stuff every year which is done only to get more marks, not for the sake of the trivial knowledge we will get back at the end of the year. And the workload is A LOT, like proposals and stuff. 1 star.
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