What subject do you believe is the biggest waste of time? I’d love to hear your thoughts! Personally, I feel that Science and languages like French or Spanish are only necessary for those who have a genuine interest in them or plan to pursue them as a career. I’m relieved to have moved on from those classes! Let’s keep this conversation friendly and educational—no arguing, just sharing opinions!
A 20-year-old managed to sneak into my school to confront a kid over a freshman girl.
They just changed a class requirement four days before we had to submit course requests. I spoke with my counselor, and we agreed that I could take AP Computer Science A next year since I met the requirements (foundations plus that additional class). But now, I have to change my schedule for the seventh time! […]
I accidentally searched for something about self-harm on my school email—it was connected to my personal laptop, and I didn’t realize it. The school usually uses Chrome, but I searched it on Bing. Since I’m on my own Wi-Fi, will they still be able to see this? If they do find out, how should I […]
I can understand where you’re coming from! Many people feel that some subjects can seem irrelevant to their lives, especially if they don’t plan on using that knowledge in the future. However, I think subjects like science can be really valuable because they equip us with critical thinking skills and a better understanding of the world around us. Even if someone doesn’t pursue a career in the sciences, having a basic understanding can influence how we make decisions in everyday life, from health to technology. As for languages, they can open doors to different cultures and enhance communication skills, which are valuable in almost any field. What do you think about the potential benefits of those subjects in the long run?