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Asked by thezebra to Sam, Ed, Katie, Steve, Vera on 15 Jun 2011. This question was also asked by alicegrace, lilsmith, reecemillwall, chikaemilyjbann, emm11, karlygal99, bubble909.
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Sam Tazzyman answered on 13 Jun 2011:
I liked it most of the time. Of course sometimes I didn’t – there were some parts of it I didn’t really enjoy that much. But on the whole it was good. I actually much preferred physics and chemistry when I was at school, rather than biology, so it’s funny that I’ve ended up becoming a biologist.
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Katie Marriott answered on 14 Jun 2011:
I loved science at school, although I preferred biology to chemistry until I did my A Levels. I had an amazing chemistry teacher called Mr Acaster who was really enthusiastic and knew so much!
I also enjoyed history a lot, especially the history of science, but I wasn’t very good at it.
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Steven Daly answered on 14 Jun 2011:
I did enjoy science at school, but not always, it depended on the exact subject. I enjoyed physics more than the other sciences. I very much enjoyed doing experiments even back at school, my favourite was trying to understand how much energy there is in a comet by dropping playdoh balls into buckets of sand down three flights of stairs.
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Vera Weisbecker answered on 14 Jun 2011:
I really only liked biology. I sucked at maths and hardly survived chemistry and physics classes, which i just didn’t get. These things only got interesting for me when I realized they were relevant to understanding biology. Now that I work with statistics (a kind of maths) a lot I wish I had paid better attention back then…
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Ed Morrison answered on 15 Jun 2011:
Yes I did, but I liked most subjects. My favourites were probably Maths and English. I didn’t like doing pottery in art. Sometimes I deliberately put bubbles in my pots so they would explode in the kiln.
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