Why?
Now, whenever I write my main purpose is to make myself understood. I strive to convey my message/opinion through my writing to you, the readers. So, hopefully I make myself clear. Recently, I was asked to find the reason to why we ask fewer questions as we get older. After minutes of thinking, I concluded that it was because when we are older we are under the impression that we know everything. In addition, the people that tend to ask questions usually have a number of qualifications, wealth, and the simple urgency to do so. Next, I was asked what questions would I present if I was wealthy, motivated, and free to speak.
My big question would be: Why are high school students under the obligation to study all subjects even if they are irrelevant to their desired major/Profession? For example, I strive to be a lawyer? So, what is the purpose of me taking calculus and physics. Will those subjects help me succeed in my career choice? In other words, I find it unnecessary to study all academic subjects in high school. In my view, the current school system in lace right now treats us students like caged animals. "You must take this, this, and that in order to graduate!", we all heard that before. This school system forces s to take classes we may not be very successful in which "cages" our overall intelligence and creativity most of the time. Therefore, I do not like and or agree with our school system of today. Do you?
Signing out,
Destiny G.
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