school journal
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11 Dec 2011, 16:03
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Journals
Whats your approach to school. Do you really think that the notes are really important for yours future - i mean good notes = good living in future and vice versa bad notes = bad living in future?
Or its just a bullshit and it does not take any effect in future?
Ofc im mostly asking for a subjects which wont be associated with work you will be doin in future. Its ofc that when someone wants to become a Programmer/Data base admin or w/e then maths is a must but what about a subjects like biology or chemist, is it worth to learn lots of them or it is better to give more time for learnin maths which'll be usefull in future
Or its just a bullshit and it does not take any effect in future?
Ofc im mostly asking for a subjects which wont be associated with work you will be doin in future. Its ofc that when someone wants to become a Programmer/Data base admin or w/e then maths is a must but what about a subjects like biology or chemist, is it worth to learn lots of them or it is better to give more time for learnin maths which'll be usefull in future
My great-grandfather was on pearl harbour and after the japanese attack on it he entered US Sterett destroyer as a non-comissioned officer.
About my grandfather I don't have a much info I know only that he was in airforces.
Anyway i would go to the army too, but polish army is retarded and poor :x
i want to become a biology teacher. for this i need a degree in HBO which is one class/grade lower than university. i get all this shit about DNA transfer and bacteria investigation etc. its very deep into the stuff i gotta learn, dont think u can go deeper than this.
and for what do i need to learn all of this? to become a teacher in a "middelbare school" (basically giving the most basic biology lessons to kids from 12-14 year old).
Why the fuck should i ever need to learn ALL that shit just so i can give the most basic info about biology to kids from 12-14 year old? and im not even talking about a single cell but more like, whats a carnivore, whats a plant. it just doesnt make any sence really
E: school is so broken, the only reason its like this is because of the government demanding a specific amount of hours a school has to give students. thats why u get all of those "side-studies" u will NEVER need to know for a job, just so the school can fill up the demanded hours given from the government.
that's a million dollar question. but it's been like that alawys, doesn't matter what u choose to study, and it will always be like that.
Ik deed VMBO k/t voordat je vraagt.
kopacze rowow tez duzo zarabiaja :XD
po chuj mi tam jakas chemia czy biologia
elko
If it's not what you expect from life - go ahead and do what you want. There are so many different things to do. It's just harder to get by when you are supposed to make money out of your hobby/interest. Although, when it's succeed - you are one of all these luckers who are the happiest persons alive.
If you can't be arsed with studying in high school, take a look at technical secondary school and do so-called hard job. I guess you just cannot sit on a meadow and do nothing, unless you are in one of some african tribs (which, in fact, is not a bad option).
You have to get to know something to understand if you wan't to go deeper and know more, or not. On a 'high school' level, so at the age of 16-19 you know what you want to do, more or less. You have many options to choose from. If one doesn't fit, take another.
ego
thats exacly my point, ppl who are intrested in chemistry and it may be useful for them should learn it more than me
dont mix up intellegence with education. those are two totally different things
Don't get jealous, get even :)
also i can dj so np future is bright my son.
University/college = relevant
if you already know what you want to do and are completely sure thats exactly it, id still suggest taking humanitarian subjects such as literature and languages, since they exercise your brain in a different way.