Aspies, your favorite subject?

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All growing up I have always loved school. I used to take French which was my all time favorite subject. My dream is to one day become a French teacher. I dropped out of French to join a vocational program where I go to a different school for half the day and teach preschoolers with other teen girls my own age from different schools including my own. I also really like math. I am not very good at it and often struggle especially with higher level math including algebra and geometry. Because I am in the vocational program, I am not currently taking any electives (art, music, shop, etc.) but I would have to say my favorite would be music. Though I have always excelled in science I sometimes find it boring. I enjoy history and English but not as much as math. I would also like to one day become an elementary school math teacher though I probably shouldn't due to my great difficulties in higher level math even though I am a wiz with fractions, advanced multiplication and tables, as well as other basic concepts that are taught in elementary school.

History after 1900 and citizenship education (check Wikipedia if it sounds odd). Those are my favorites.

What do I hate? Biology and geography.

Physics...but mainly Modern Physics
Maths
English Lit.
Latin
It feels strange to love both Literature-based subjects and Maths ones.

Hate List:
Biology
Geography
I'd probably fall asleep in the lessons

I like the sciences and math...

I was majoring in math a few years ago but was overwhelmed with the schedule I was working under (by my own doing)

In the fall I will be taking A&P, and I am looking forward to it.

I barely graduated high school, but after a gap do very well in college.

History, and when grammar is not involved, English/Swedish. Mandarin is quite interesting as well.

Northern Ireland.

Organic Chemisty, Psychology, Statistics

English, literature, writing, history, philosophy, economics, linguistics, geography, maps, German, some anthopology, and chess. I also love to listen to and analyze music - even though I can't play anything/read music.

But I absolutely hate mathematics and dislike nearly all of the sciences - apart from things relating to astronomy and theoretical physics (I have no idea why).

Maths, chemistry, biology, IT / computing.

I hate English, PE and physics.

I love Maths, History, Science, Geography, R.E and ICT! I love them because they are my strongest subjects, and even if they weren't, I generally like them. I also love P.E, but I'm not good at it. Playing sports makes me very happy!

I hate Art, Music and Design Technology because I struggle at them and I really don't enjoy these activities. My motor skills are pretty bad, and kinaesthetic activities like that get me worked up. I don't mind Food Tech, but I feel pressured because I see cooking as leisure, not something to rush. I do 1-1 learning support lessons in the place of Art, thank goodness! I like doing computer art, but drawing by hand, nope!

English. This became my favorite subject when a store owner cooked me ugly food and had me pay a huge tip without asking. Long story, but to make it short, I was on lunch, driving for a new place to eat. I found an old deli ran by an ex English professor. He saw my college name tag, asked what classes I was taking, and he said he'd help me with my English. Just days later, I had a bombardment of epiphanies, and realized the power of words. PM me if you want to hear the whole story.
I haven't been in College since, but I'm thinking about taking an online English class next semester.

EDIT: Considering majoring in Philosophy, and taking English.

Last edited by Guitarguy86 on 15 Aug 2012, 9:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.

In k-9, it was art. I've always been a day dreamer. I won't get into details, but after years of trying to figure out who I am, I think that I want to major in Philosophy. A lot of thought has been put in to this decision. I think a lot, so I figure why not pursue that? Eventually, getting paid to think my own thoughts? I'm in.
If anyone wants to read what I started writing last night, let me know, and I'll send it to you for review. I'm trying to figure out how comfortable I'll be in a class setting. I'm also trying to get opinions from others, of what I write.

Biology, though I also love physics and foreign languages. I work in a cancer research lab right now, and it's rather amazing.

I did Philosophy at uni and absolutely loved it. I found it really hard at first because of looking at so many different viewpoints but realised by second year that you can focus on one theory in detail and analyse it which I really liked doing, then relate it to whatever you're interested in. I did optional modules in Creative Writing so my degree(s) ended up being rewriting fairy tales (my special interest) through different philosophical theories of identity and I'm about to start a PhD in it, can't wait!! Feel free to send anything you want read through .

English.

Macroeconomics.