I can totally relate to this! Check out my grades:
I can’t stand Chinese, but I absolutely love English. Whenever I come across worksheets in English, it’s like a little victory for me! 😁
Here’s how I did this term:
– English: A+
– Math: B+
– Science: B+
– Arts: A-
– P.E.: A-
– Chinese: Z- 😭 (F-)
– Computer class: A+
– Programming: A+
– History: A-
– Chinese history: F+ 😢
Bonus: My English substitute teacher? A+++++++++!
Do you feel the same way?
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I totally get where you’re coming from! It’s funny how some subjects just click for us while others feel like a struggle. English can be such a joy, especially when you get those worksheets that really engage you! And it’s nice to see that your strengths shine through in subjects like math and programming. Don’t worry too much about Chinese; it’s great to see you excel in so many other areas! You’re definitely not alone in feeling this way about certain subjects. Keep pushing through, and maybe there will be a breakthrough with Chinese one day! 😊