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Originally posted by KyoZero
If I haven't missed my mark you are talking about what the US calls study hall
-Kyo
my number one useless class:
self education hours , or whatever its called in UK and USA.
Originally posted by hotpinkurinalmint
I also learned that when drug users offered you drugs, they were only being polite. Stoners are delighted when somebody refuses to smoke their weed because weed is expensive.
[edit on 19-2-2010 by hotpinkurinalmint]
Originally posted by Trauma
Ontario, Canada here.
Definitely french class.
Going to school is not really about learning useful information, but learning how to learn.
Erm... Home Economics, I think it was called. You know, like cooking and sewing and stuff. Took it in Junior High (late 80's) and that just tells you how strangely lame my Junior High School was...
Originally posted by telfyr
im wondering, school and education.
from young age to you're age now.
what did you really found useful?
or let me ask the question different.
What was the most useless thing you learned at school? i would like to exclude church classes.
i find that at least 50% was total and utterly useless.
like filling in the hours of the day for the real hours of teaching.
(what ever that may be)
my number one useless class:
self education hours , or whatever its called in UK and USA.
.
Originally posted by Trauma
Ontario, Canada here.
Definitely french class.
Originally posted by LadySkadi
Erm... Home Economics, I think it was called. You know, like cooking and sewing and stuff. Took it in Junior High (late 80's) and that just tells you how strangely lame my Junior High School was...
Originally posted by ravenshadow13
PE. PE was such a joke. Physical torture and intimidation and humiliation.
Aside from that... ummm... Visual Literature was cool but probably not all that useful in the long run.