what is the difficultest class in school?
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That depends on the person.  For you, English is probably the MOST DIFFICULT class in school.  ;o)\n\nKeep your chin up.  We all have a difficult area.  For me it is math.\n\nSue
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that would have to be chemistry. I hated that class. I barely passed it. i would've failed it if it wern't for the crazy curve in that class. Some people spent up to 6 hours on her tests. I finished them in less time than that because i hardly understood anything in it. hmm, maybe biology also because i had the same teacher both years. Nothing was really explained in that class.
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Difficult, but you would have to change your study habits.\n\nI would recommend getting a spiral notebook for each class, and take notes on the right side only.  Then when you get home, re-write your notes on the left.  It helped me learn more.  \nAlso let your teachers know you are really trying to get your grades up, and see if they can offer any help.  \nTurn in all your home work.\nWhen you take tests, go over your answers to see if they make sense to you.
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HEY! I am just going to go into 6th grade. My 5th grade teacher was EXTREMELY hard. I just tried to get by the day by thinking of things that make me happy. I try not to let my teacher get on my nerves and just except what she does and take it as it comes. Good Luck!
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I would have to say my kindergarten teacher.  I was afraid of her because she was never very approachable.  Everyone was scared of her, she would yell at us (a class of 5 year olds).  My brother told me that if you said a bad word, she would clean your mouth out with soap.  I wasn't sure back then exactly what words were the bad ones so I decided not to talk to her.  She never really made the effort to talk to me either.  I don't ever remember her talking to me.  One time I needed to go to the bathroom and I asked a friend to ask her for me.  She said, If she needs to go, she needs to come and ask.  I went up to her but I didn't say a word, I was afraid she would clean my mouth.  She just said, go before you have an accident. Worse of all she called me by my full name and not my nickname. That doesnt sound bad but what made it worse was that there was another girl in the class that had the same name as me and she did call the other girl by the nickname and not me)  I always thought she didn't like me. She didn't seem like a caring teacher for kindergarten students.
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Go with the easy professor.  It's easier to have to wake up early/stay up late and have a teacher you can learn from and get a fair grade from than get a good hour and have a hard time in class anyway.  But make sure you know WHY they say he's a hard professor, because maybe it's something you wouldn't mind, even if everyone else does.
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id say it was a tie between peers and being a sophomore.\n sophomore is the hardest year for anyone. Freshman yearm they take it easy on you, becaus ethey know you arent used to all the work. But sophomore year, they pour it on. Then junior year, you are used to it from sophomore year . Senior year is just a breeze.\nPeers were terrible in Senior year. They all want to know what you are oding teh following year and why you are going there instead of this other place and if youll be in touch, etc etc. You make the old " we'll call every week" pact, and it doesnt even last a month. \n\nMost would say teachers, but i never had a problem with teachers... they had problems with me :-). The worst thing for a teacher is having a student who is a sneaky troublemaker, yet gets excellent grades. That is me to the tee :-)
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Any class that you think you can learn without being in a class. So something you probably know already.
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"MTH 1473 Math For Critical Thinking" is the easiest class.  As you can see, the classes get harder as you go down.  You shouldn't take the easiest class just to make it a blow-off class.  Take calculus.  It's not hard at all.  Challenge yourself.
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Academically, college is not much harder than high school, and the social atmosphere is usually more casual. The main difference is that you MUST use self discipline to get your work accomplished. There are no teachers looking over your shoulder--the responsibility of meeting the expectations of your classes is yours alone. Informal figures say that up to 25% of any freshman class will be in danger of flunking out within the first quarter. That is not because the curriculum is significantly more difficult, instead, it is because students have a hard time concentrating on studies when there is no monitor on when and how hard they will study. The personal freedom to choose your actions (and not having Mom riding you to get your homework done) can be a challenge!
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Your first semester will be the most difficult.....it's a big adjustment.  Not everyone arrives at college with the same background/level of knowledge.  Once you get thru your initial classes you should be on a more level playing ground with your fellow students.\n\nIf you work, consider cutting back your hours.  Or consider withdrawing from the course that either requires most of your time or that you are doing the worst in.  You may be overextended.  You are only one person, and there are only 24 hours in a day.  \n\nBut before you withdraw from any classes, first check to see that if you repeat a class the old grade will be removed from your GPA.  Also, check to see if there is a limit on the number of classes you can withdraw from.  \n\nStudy groups are THE best way to get thru a difficult class.  Also see if there is any free tutoring.  DO NOT BE EMBARRASSED TO ASK FOR HELP.  \n\nBefore every test make an appointment with the teacher, explain you are having trouble, and ask if there is anything you should concentrate on during your studying.  Sometimes in this way you get hints as to what will be on the tests.
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depends on what people think. there are some subjects that are quite a bore to pay attention to in class. i think it's that type of subject that a teacher would mumble on about. but, personally, the most boring school subject would be economics. but, with a bit of encouragement i could work it all out and be attentive
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very tough  had to be competative with other schools
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Hi! \nHere are some Internet resources that would help you out:\n\nhttp://tep.uoregon.edu/workshops/teachertraining/largeclasses/faq/faquo/classroom/classroom.html\n\nLarge Classes: Limiting the Chaos:\nhttp://www.adm.uwaterloo.ca/infotrac/tips/largeclasses_limitingthechaos.pdf\n\nClassroom Management Techniques and Tips: Workshop Handout from GMU Faculty Development Center:\nhttp://www.gmu.edu/cte/classroomanagement.doc\n\nClass Size and Writing:\nhttp://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa4116/is_200504/ai_n13502917\n\nMeeting the Challenges of Larger Classes:\nhttp://www.utoronto.ca/ota/LargerClasses.pdf\n\nThere have also been a couple of books put out on this topic recently. Go to amazon.com and do a book search with "teaching large classes."\n\nHope this is helpful to you!! Happy New Year!!\n\nHope this helps.
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All depends on the student.  My advise, don't take the easiest for you.  School is for learning, knowledge is power.  Take something that will challenge you.
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Old high school teacher....\n Mrs Furrlan\n Everytime you didnt do your homework you got an afternoon detention... I never did my homework so I had to stay back after school EVERYDAY!!! Until I started wagging that class...\n\n..
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Student-teachers, but a lot of the time it's public humiliation.\n\nMy history teacher told a student to stop fiddling around and take notes the other day. "Maybe if you do," he said, "you'll do better in my class."\nI think that was completely uncalled for and I'm sure the kid was embarrassed. Grades are between students and teachers and should not be discussed or hinted at. Sorry, it still bothers me.\n\nOh, yeah. We also have a few 'slow classes' that help people with a learning disability or otherwise. But I think that's about all.