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Asked by Manga_Fox to Sonia, Nina, Maria Isabel, Fiona, Fiona, Emma, Caoimhe, Aruna, Anna on 20 May 2020.
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Sonia Lenehan answered on 20 May 2020:
I loved Science in primary school and in secondary school I loved biology and english!
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Aruna Chandrasekar answered on 21 May 2020: last edited 21 May 2020 12:07 pm
My favorite subject was chemistry. It was sort of like magic to me.
I loved maths a physics too, they were a close second.What’s your favourite subject now and why ? 🙂
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Fiona Malone answered on 21 May 2020: last edited 21 May 2020 4:55 pm
Art and Maths, strange combination you might think but they compliment each other perfectly!
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Karen commented on :
A three-way tie for me between biology, history and English.
Aisling commented on :
I loved languages! French and Irish were my favourite subjects (I actually went to a Gaelscoil, so I learnt all of my subjects through Irish). For the Leaving Cert I loved chemistry as well but funnily enough I hated science for the Junior Cert… Important to always keep an open mind, you might be more interested in a specialised form of a subject like me 🙂 It’s also never too late to begin to like science!
Bethany is @home! commented on :
I like art
Manga_Fox commented on :
Wow! Not sure if I would be a great scientist, as I don’t like any of those intelligent subjects…. Only English and drama appeal to me
Aruna commented on :
Well, you could be anythign you want to be s long as you have a passion for it.
English and drama are so very interesting. Shakepeare plays are my absolute favourite. I will look forward to yours in the future 😀
Manga_Fox commented on :
Hmmmmm, I don’t mind Shakespeare, but I don’t think plays are what I want to do. I have already been in a production of “Bugsy Malone”, but i found it incredibly nerve wracking. I want to do film acting, which I have also had experience in 😉
Aruna commented on :
That’s amazing. Anything we might have already seen? 🙂
Manga_Fox commented on :
No, it’s not out yet, and the production was stopped because of, well, everything, but it should be in cinemas by January. I only had two lines, but it was a pretty big deal, cuz it was a Hollywood film shooting in Mayo. Plus Jamie Dornan was in it. Didnt get to see him though 😪
Aisling commented on :
Being a great scientist is all about being curious and hasn’t much to do with being ‘smart’. Everyone is smart in their own way and has their own interests 🙂
You also don’t have to become a scientist to keep an interest in science. If you want to have a job in drama or acting or film, you can still read about science and promote science as a hobby 🙂