After a cold debate on a ...cold war. It came to my attention of my days at high school when we were still learning.
I can remember trying to get a good set of grades by doing supposedly easy subjects that while teaching us well didn't teach us enough. I hate to admit that I never took history but it was taught to us during the first few years. I then switched to geography because it was reccomended to be easier. I learned plenty here but it turns out history would have been far more useful in later life. The only time the study of mountains and such was useful at all was when we were there by them identifing the glaciers for the, "thick," people.
I don't suppose you would have tales to tell about what subjects you wished to have taken?
I can remember trying to get a good set of grades by doing supposedly easy subjects that while teaching us well didn't teach us enough. I hate to admit that I never took history but it was taught to us during the first few years. I then switched to geography because it was reccomended to be easier. I learned plenty here but it turns out history would have been far more useful in later life. The only time the study of mountains and such was useful at all was when we were there by them identifing the glaciers for the, "thick," people.
I don't suppose you would have tales to tell about what subjects you wished to have taken?