Well, in everything except math.  Math was my weakest subject until grad
school. There I really got into statistics and started getting A's for the
first time in my life in a maths course!

Oh and biology, which I loathed in high school. It was taught by the
baseball coach, who would proceed to write the notes up on the blackboard
and just leave, leaving us to copy the notes.  That was it, no lectures.
The football coach taught the dissection part and I've never been able to
look at frogs again without queasiness or remembering his big, fat beer
belly hanging over the frogs.  What an image.  No wonder I concentrated on
chemistry in college.


> my algebra teacher in 10th grade was really a football coach, and he did
> the same thing! He would not accept another way of solving the problems which
> my dad taught me.  I was terrible in arithmetic in school, and when I
> transferred to an alternative school I didn't have to worry about math. I took French,
and creative writing and learned organic gardening and how to bake bread.
Then I went to a free school within a public school, and had to take a science
class so I took marine biology, and computer math, where we learned to punch
cards with a program.

mag


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