Your most boring GCSE?

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Reply 100

100th post yey

WELSH

German was mind numbingly boring.

Reply 103

_lifegoeson

quite easily spanish ... it was my most difficult gcse as well, but it didn't help that i had only a fairly average teacher and we had it double first thing in the morning, it was awful at times haha.

Reply 104

Jabberwox

ICT. I don't see how screen-dumping step-by-step how you made an Excel spreadsheet constitutes as learning.

Plus History made me sleep.

Reply 105

Litterbug

AQA English Literature.
The day I end up utilising my extensive knowledge of poems from different ethnicities is the day I will eat my own words.

Reply 106

JustaDreamer

History...American west especially :yawn:

Reply 107

Krollo

Maths. I have dropped one mark out of all the mock papers I have done this term, and have not learnt anything new for ages. One of the things that I utterly despise is the ridiculously shallow mark scheme. For example, my teacher said I wasn't to use Cramer's rule to solve simultaneous equations, even though it is amazingly useful and quick after practice, just as it was not on the mark scheme. Cramer's rule FTW.

Also, English Lit. I see no point in learning quotes - which critics seriously write without a copy of the book? - and to be honest the only reason I get good marks is through my skill at BSing. One of my favourites was when I somehow derived mysteriously believably that Slim represents Jesus in OMaM, even though it makes no sense whatsoever looking back at it. Somehow got an A*.

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Reply 108

StudentHLe

Original post by Jabberwox

ICT. I don't see how screen-dumping step-by-step how you made an Excel spreadsheet constitutes as learning.

Ahh I agree! 90% of my ICT work consists of screen shots explaining how I use Microsoft Office's softwares whenever I make a new document D:

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Reply 109

TelephoneBox

Music definitely. The qualification itself relies on little musical knowledge, particularly the Listening and Appraising exam where it's just memory work. Dull and boring.

Reply 110

smiley321

English lit-pointless

Reply 111

mitchellshazia

ICT, History (I like the subject usually but the course we're doing is crap), tempted to say English Lit but I liked reading the books, just perhaps not so much writing about them.

Reply 112

Zzzyax

citizenship, is waste of time and boring

Reply 113

meganbayes

ICT.
My lessons have been the same since year 7. Databases and excel.
The only good thing about it is that I have an amazing teacher but other than that it makes me want to claw my eyes out for three hours a fortnight.

Reply 114

goldenshades

R.E - always will be.

Reply 115

Katie97

ICT, Spanish and Graphics. I will not miss any of these lessons when I finish that's for sure.

Reply 116

username873490

History (well, the later bits when we stopped learning anything, and just practised essay writing for nearly a year...), although that might have been partly to do with my teacher...

Reply 117

TheStudent1289

Maths...loved the subject, but the teacher bored me galore...

Reply 118

abc:)

ICT, URGH!!!!!! There is no way you can make an ICT lesson interesting, because if you have chosen to become a secondary school ICT teacher, you are not an interesting person.