What is wrong with y'all!!??????
Math is so obviously blue!!
this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2023
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In most cases i've seen it's like this:
Blue - (insert your country's language)
Red - Math
Green - Science
Yellow - History & Geography
For other subjects it varies from school to school.
idk why this is correct, but it is.
I have mostly seen it where Yellow and Blue are swapped, but otherwise I agree.
Yep the language/elective got the more unconventional color, and blue was the socials/history/humanities
π₯Red - Math
π¦Blue - Reading
π¨Yellow - Writing
π©Green - Science
In my times I don't recall such association, so I'm making this up.
It depends a lot of the curriculum, but I'd try something like:
- Literature - purple, due to purple prose. #7F007F.
- Native language, textual comprehension - red; fire, home. #BF0000.
- Any non-native language, including "foreign" ones and government ones - yellow? #BFBF00 fits I guess?
- Maths - black. Mostly because the most important number is zero, so it gets #000000.
- Chemistry - blue because it's a colour that you barely see in nature, #0000BF. (It reminds me copper sulphate.)
- Biology - green, #00BF00.
- Physics - can I get ultraviolet here? If not, probably grey, #7F7F7F.
- Geography - if not going with an earthy hue I'd not take it seriously, so #3F1F00.
- History - rose to remind you that it's always seen with rose-coloured glasses, so #FFAFAF.
Philosophy, computer stuff, civic order, similar: no idea.
Sex Ed - #B000B5
π΅ Math π’ Science π΄ Portuguese π History/Geography
Brazilian here. I've always associated this colors to this subjects. I guess our books were color themed or something.
Biology - Green
Math - Purple
Physics - Blue
History - Brown
English - Red
Chemistry - White
Math: Red
Science: Green
English (Native Lang:) Yellow
Social Studies/History: Orange
Health/Sex Ed (in high school they were the same:) Purple
Phys Ed: Beige
Programming: White
Art: Manila
Spanish: Also Green
French: Also Blue
Music: Also Purple
Red: Cantonese Blue: English Green: Mathematics Purple: Sciences Beige: History
After a while it all broke down tho
In College, for folders
anything Roman=Red
anything Greek=Green
English/Literature etc.=Orange or Yellow
Latin=Red or Yellow(depending on if I'm taking another Red or Yellow course, I never took enough classes to cause a conflict)
Math=also Red, but Latin or Roman stuff takes precedence
Science=blue
Anything else=whatever's not already used