Should I drop physics?

Taaaa76

My subjects are currently 1/2Eng (gonna do EAL next year), 3/4 bio, 3/4 general maths, 1/2 chem, 1/2 physics, 1/2 methods.
I really love all of my subjects but I have been considering dropping physics, despite it being my favourite. Our teacher is realllly bad at teaching, but for unit 1 I'm doing pretty good. I think I am going to find myself doing a medical related degree like optometry or radiology or I might do a bachelor of science and figure out what I want thru that.
I don't think I am going to be able to that great of a score in physics anyway so I considered dropping it for psych cause I heard its easier and hopefully I could do better in it.
Seriously my class is terrible, he makes the sacs wayyy too easy and I feel unprepared. I feel like units 3/4 will hit me really hard and I won't be able to keep up.
And Idk how I am going to study if I don't have at least one "easy subject" that won't take up all of my brain capacity. I have also considered dropping methods, or maybe even picking up foundation maths.
What should I do?

DaNavies

Hey, I am in the middle of 1/2 psych and I've got an easy teacher but the thing is I know that the teacher for 3/4 is gonna teach differently and it will be harder. if physics is your favorite subject DO NOT DROP IT, as this will make school awful because you are no longer participating in something you enjoy doing. the first couple of weeks of the first term next year, you have the choice to swap and change your subjects to something else, so if you feel you really cannot keep up with the workload or its too hard then drop it for something else. but I feel that you shouldn't stop doing something because you reckon your future self is incapable of something you know you enjoy doing and that you know you can do.