The Worst Classes In School... 

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I once had a chemistry teacher that was fired for trying to flirt with another teacher his name was Walter White

I felt the exact same about Science. Elementary school made me love science so much but literally the first year of Middle School, I hate that ish, they made it stupid.

I love learning more than anything else in the world. That’s why school is literally hell on earth for me.

I'm a completely straight-a student. Never got an assignment turned back lower than a B, I'm adored by the teachers, but I still hate school and their system. There's a difference between loving minimum security prison and just being smart.

I'm a straight-A student. I love learning, but hate schooling. There is a difference.

as a kid who *loved* drawing and art growing up, I always hated art class. Not entirely sure why, I guess the education system just sucks that much

"The Worst Classes in School" Burdie: *lists every class in school*

Can’t forget whenever you’re put in special ed classes even tho you Ain’t one…

My favorite subject was shop class, (mostly woodworking) it was so nice seeing the finished product. The worst part of shop class was when we had to weld in the metal unit in shop class. I had to weld this toy truck and I kept melting and burning the metal. I still enjoyed the metal unit but my metal truck looked like Helen Keller made it. Shop class is so fun and madly underrated.

I loved art and music class because i was really into that, later on i studied digital art and work as a graphic designer. But jesus literally all other classes ended up being so useless to me. I literally dont remember anything, i sucked at math and any similar classes. It was big pain

Ngl band is actually one of my favorite classes. There’s definitely weird kids and I hate being associated with them but if you’re decent enough at your instrument and don’t actively hate playing it then just vibing with your friends is so fun. Also all the band teachers in my district are pretty chill and let most of our shenanigans slide

I'm uncontrollably smiling. I'm only in middle school, but this makes me feel more mature and older. That's what I love about the channel birdie, thx for making me smile.

Great video Burdie! I feel this rn for real 🤣 Feels bad where in college you’re forced to pay for these type of general classes that don’t relate to your major at all 🙈

I’m surprised you passed in your college history class without paying attention

Sometimes a person can have an undiagnosed learning disorder. School can be a soul destroying living hell, especially when you have teachers who assume you're just lazy.

I liked history so much that now i’m studying history in university lol. But the subject really gets influenced a lot by the teacher, that’s for sure.

There are two classes that fascinated me to the point i actually tried..us history and biology. Plus the teachers for both were actually trying their ass off to make it as interesting and engaging as possible.

The recorder one is so facts tho💀💀💀

i opened up youtube, looking for random anything entertaining, come to find a new Burdie video. not even kidding, my face lit up and my jaw fell. i was so excited to watch this video, and like the rest of your vids, it slapped. keep it coming Burdie!

In high school, my top 3 were English, History and Maths. Probably because I had good teachers that understood that in a class of 23 students, not all of them are gonna learn the same way. And now, here I am, in University going for my bachelors in History and English

I once had this music class … my school was a k-8. For this assignment, we had to learn the “English country dance” which involved holding hands. Every class from grade 3 or somethin to my grade 8 had to do this. Everyone was on edge. 2 of the boys switched when 1 was paired with “that 1 weird girl that no one likes” everyone stared at them while some where chuckling.

Currently in College, doing maths, higher level math, English, Biology, Chemistry and Religous study, though English, maths and Religous study was kinda forced. I like science subjects, they are pretty cool, but school makes it so boring. I actually hate a lot of my tests and assignments but what I am learning are so interesting. Learning about logistics and the perfection of human nature, but boiling it down to a bunch of useless assessments that would barely be used in life is honestly sad.

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Nothing I learn in school can be translated into real life.

History is my favorite subject just because of my sixth and seventh grade teachers. One was a semi-old man (maybe in his 40s) who was really hyped up, and he can already preach because he also preaches at a church. The seventh grade guy was a guy in his mid 20s who could make jokes about the subject and did more fun lectures than work. He was the laid back teacher that wasn't the "Just go wild and get on your phones" laid back. He actually taught us and I passed that class easy. I only fell asleep in either of their classes once.

This man had a TERRIBLE art teacher, my philosophy is "There is no wrong way to do art"

My science teacher was on maternity leave and the substitute just gave us different assignments every day to keep us busy. And they all had to use COMPLETE SENTENCES. There’s no point to restating the question word for word in a 1-word question

when i had music in elementary school, almost no schools were using recorders, dont know why just not where i was. in 5th grade i spent every single friday, skipping fun day to play the violin. it payed off for a while, i played it through the rest of 6th grade and became semi-pro, and was able to play stringed 8th notes, like in the song Ode To Joy. honestly was one of the highest points in my life. now i have a violin that hasnt been touched in years and is out of tune cuz i forgot how to play B)

I liked band in middle school. I hated it in higher school because we had to. March and our directors were former drill instructors all they cared about was trophies not fun. That’s why I left after one year

I was cracked at recorder, that that paved the way for me becoming a bassist

I remember years ago in 6th and 7th grade I had music class. We didn’t learn to play an instrument or sing or anything. We STUDIED music. We had to watch documentaries on the history of the blues and write essays and shit.

My art teacher hated students who drew in an animated style. At the time I was watching Hellsing Ultimate and started reading the manga, so I aspired to do that type of art style (those who've read the Hellsing manga, you'll know just how badass the character designs were like Alucard and Alexander Anderson). She failed me because it got to a point where I just didnt care because she demanded that we drew stuff in a realistic fashion. My friends enjoyed the zombies I drew though because I stepped away from the typical designs and looked to films like Frankenstein's Army and John Carpenter's The Thing for inspiration

As an Art Student, I can confirm this is true

Wassup bro I’m a big fan been watching since 300 ❤

I dont know how this is even possible but i can relate to every opinion this guy has (Not just this video) continue on, you have amazing videos Burdie

The recorder one was painfully accurate

Game development (specifically in RPGs) and engineering are two stand-out examples of careers that require math, so it's not all that bad.

One time in science, they did an experiment to learn biodiversity. The experiment was to count beans of how different they were like we were in a sweat shop💀

I was an absolute menace in school and i hated most of the classes but im still learning history in my free time even tho I didn't have history classes in school for 5 years now

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I love history class, its just so interesting to me hearing about all of the great conquerers of history and really important historical figures but it does depend on the teacher rn I have a shit teacher ngl

Underrated!! I just found this channel

Ok Covid hit so I did not have to play the recorder but now I play trumpet btw love the videos keep up the good work

School in general is boring AF

in my music class, everyone played at once and you know exactly how that sounds.

In Elementary School we had something called "Encore classes" which basically are classes we had to go to. They're categorized into 4 sections. Music, P.E. Art, and Band. In Music class, my music teacher forced us all to sing, like we were in Choir. And for whatever reason he had a problem with me. Probably because I wasn't singing. As for Art class, that was the worst for me as my art teacher would exoect her students to be like Piccaso or Da Vinci and would target me for not drawing the way she expects me too. Moving onto P.E. the teacher was chill. She was one of the best P.E. teachers I could've had. She was compassionate and she wanted her students to have fun.

There's this one great teacher I have that treats us like adults, we play games, we can go on our phones (when we get work done and behave) and we don't have to ask to go to the bathroom, he's awesome 😎👍

I thought I hated going for 7 hours, until I started college and it ended up being 9-10 hour long days

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My school isn’t great, but they got some really nice classes, like there’s video games studies, metal work and welding, digital design, digital animation. Next year they’re making new English classes like manga studies and true crime, anyway some schools really need more funding

honestly, history was my favourite class. it was mostly thanks to two teachers and we’ll call them mr. k and mr. a. mr. k never made us memorize dates which was awesome and i always got a’s on the tests. keep up the good work burdie!

I say if you stick with STEM (science tech engineering math), then half these classes are essential not just because they want you to do it, because you need it to understand your job. Also history I learned is better for predicting the future, it is previous data showing what did and did not work. Analyzing why something happened and the applying it to today is very interesting. Sadly a lot of history is taught in a very non engaging way by making you remember dates and names. But if you properly engage with the history, you would not have to forcefully remember, you would just know because of the interest. I never liked history in school, but when I left for home school and college without taking a history course, I grown to love it more and study on my own time out of interest. I became more proficient at learning history outside of classes. Because classes focus on a lot of unimportant information and dumb terminology. History is a way to catch up the lore of your universe so you know why everyone is in the position they are in. Just because you hate a subject in school does not mean you will not like it outside of it. I also agree, science classes in middle school are ass and I don’t consider science. They focus on unimportant and uninteresting topics such as the rocks. The topics I find in college are way more interesting mainly because you are not just knowing a terminology for a certain thing going on, you are straight up doing the thing with a device in lab class or conducting the calculations in lecture. Fuck middle, fuck high school, and fuck 1st year college classes.

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Yeah! I can definitely tell you that I’m going for chemistry and mechanical engineering in which I basically have to know a lot about math, physics, economics, and chemistry.

My art teacher is baissically a menace to society. One time I forgot one thing and when I was stretching she said:” LOOK A STRETCHING BOOGER!” Like bro wtf

Fun fact: you only need basic math in your life

Bro was bad at every class 💀💀💀

I love ur vids dude keep it up

My art teacher is a rlly good one since she didnt scream at us if we talked or did anything other, only when we did our job bad or not in time so made your work - go home or you can sit in a phone I love this

I _love_ history!

Hi i am the kid who made fun of furrys in class to not be bored.

Love your stuff burdie

My school had barbwire because so many people tried to escape... there was real electricity flowing through it

I remember that one day on the 8th grade when the science teacher brought in DRY ICE, SHE WENT TROUGH THE EFFORT TO GET DRY ICE JUST TO MAKE THE LESSON MORE ENTERTAINING, honestly W teacher

1. I was mostly fine with music classes but I agree playing the recorder sucked. I would've rather done ukulele (which thankfully now some music teachers teach instead of recorder). 2. Sounds like the teacher was the bigger problem than the subject itself in your case. Anyways art class was fun for me, even though I'm not very good at it. 3. At the elementary level when I was just learning to write and read short stories and such it was fine, but I didn't like my English classes at the middle/high school level. For me it was a problem of motivation rather than skill. I was perfectly capable of doing the work, I just didn't want to do it. Too many essays I didn't want to write and books I didn't want to read. I enjoy reading and writing on my own terms, but I hated having to do assignments for school. 4. History class to me is similar to English class in that I actually don't mind engaging with the subject ON MY OWN TERMS, but I hated the classes. You can learn a lot more interesting stuff about history just by browsing the internet. I agree with you that history classes were boring and the assignments just felt like more burdensome work I didn't want to do. 5. I'm not a very athletic person but gym was actually one of my favorite classes in school. One of the only classes I consistently liked since it was one of the only opportunities you'd get to actually move around and play rather than just having to sit at a desk and listen to a teacher blab. So like art, even though I wasn't good at the actual skills, it was still fun to do. 6. Math classes were the bane of my existence. At least I could sort of understand English and History classes even though they bored the heck out of me. Math class was boring AND I didn't understand it at all. My worst subject in school. 7. I'm with you on geology, easily the least interesting science class. Biology though is actually kinda cool. But yeah, I generally wasn't a big fan of science classes in school after the elementary level either. And I didn't take a full chemistry class but there was a chemistry unit in one of the agricultural science classes I took in high school and yeah I hated it too. 8. Health class is important but yeah, schools could definitely go about teaching it better.

One time, one of my history teachers accidently admitted to taking Cobain leavea from Peru to the us.

My most hated classes were: High School Freshman Year Biology(75 final grade), same year Financial Lit(C- final grade), and Sophomore year Honors Geometry(84 final grade). English was also boring, but otherwise alright. Senior year Humanities though, is pretty nice. Art, Architecture and music in the same class. Legit one of my favorite classes in high school.

For me, history class is very hit or miss. For example, my seventh grade history teacher was just boring to the point where he darn near killed my passion for history. Then my 9th-10th grade history teacher was top tier. He didn’t teach straight out of the textbook, but he had his own original style to teaching.

Bro I absolutely hated learning to play the recorder in school. Mostly because I would always forget the stupid thing and end up having to get detention aka completely loose all your recess time because of it. I hated playing the recorder so much that I decided join the band class to get out of it ( in my elementary school if you join the band classes you don’t have to go to the regular music class) so I ended up playing the trombone instead which was actually kind of fun because the band teacher was soooo much better than our regular music teacher.

our school was also an I.B. school so we had a lot of extras that were available to people, IB or none IB. as far as instruments and such; i chose join/ sign up for band / music to play an instrument and sing , no one forced us to join band or orchestra. and we had required classes for graduation but we also had electives we could choose and we had some ability to choose between this or that required course options. so we were not completely stuck on a one and only track thankfully.

as a senior this year, i think my worst classes have been earth science sociology/multicultural studies spanish 4 algebra 2 most were just boring but some of them were just bad teachers or the work was too hard or i’m just dumb

The Amoeba Sisters was goated and I sometimes still watch them to this day

You know it’s the worst thing ever when you’re tired in school and it’s 7th period and you’re FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE trying not to fall asleep

“no drawing stickmen.” “add a horizon line” “stop drawing doodles.”

When burdie post it’s the best day ever

I feel like my time was wasted at school 12 years of school and my head is completely empty 15 years later,bullshit

So basically Burdie is failing in everything academics lmao.

Music class has always been my favorite, been doing orchestra for 8 years now

I’ve been out of school for over a year and still haven’t used the quadratic formula.

it depends what school you go to, the students' behavior, and the teachers. Now i was a favorite for most of my teachers, but thats only because they were nice and i liked them.i agree with you completely but it all depends on how you see it.

I actually liked when we learned the recorder 🤷‍♀️ But most everything else you said I completely agree

Let's say that art classes kinda sucks sometimes and I don't even understand why some of the art teachers won't let us draw whatever we want, MY PARENTS SAID ""art is important"" wild is not even true art can be important or uniportant but in reality art can be whatever we want and am going to agree with you that sometimes art classes kinda sucks

Bro istg you be seein more letters and numbers in math then you see people in real life💀💀

Ahh yes the recorders that everyone thought we were so good at and looking back everyone sucked.

“I mean who cares if some founding father wiped his a in 1877” Lmao

My problem with outdoor sports at high school, is when its gets hot outside around 30 degrees Celsius and i wasn't interested in it, I was out in the scorching heat and when i was siting in the shade the teachers keeps on telling me to get back in the team, and when you do that in the sun you sweat you smell like Skunk

When I was elementary school, our teacher either put on movies or we played a modified version of monopoly to be about music.

Another day, Another Sunday to watch Birdies Post!

Bro never welded 🔥 ✨

Personally I love your drawing style reminds me of the doodles I made when I first started drawing

In history my teacher taught me that when people are dying from being crucified they actually end up killing themselves bc they work themselves up and get super tired and put their head down and suffocate themselves to death

We had to learn ukulele instead of the recorder in primary school and it sucked ass, I did end up teaching myself how to play the recorder a year later though.

When you mess up something I'm gym that's not even relevant to winning and the one Chad yells "NoooOoOOooO" and then everyone hates you.

Yep. Recorder. And in some elementary schools (like mine, at least the second elementary school i went to) had us present our practice of the instrument every single music class while everyone watched. Every. Single. Class.

My favorite subject in high school was history.

I’m in middle school currently and a week ago in math class we were learning “factorization” “factorization” is stupid because you’re taking simplest form ( the shortened equation ) and turning it back to longer and harder version!?! I asked my math teacher what were going use this for and she said “you’re going to use it in future classes “, screw that. School does not teach you how to memorize stuff, it teaches you how to memorize things temporarily and then immediately forget it to “learn” something else

This is very relatable, there are good parts of school and bad parts..

Bro I had an art teacher that was exactly like that. In 5th grade, my art teacher was a complete dick, because every time me and my friend did a single thing wrong, she would scream at us and always tell us to redo our entire drawing. Even if it’s a small piece of color outside the box that’s barely noticeable, she would tell us to use a new paper, even if we can erase it.

“They say school isn’t for sleeping, but they also say homework is for home.”