What are 3 school subjects that least matter in your daily life

[Sagebee]

Broad subjects like math history set science etc...

 

[Goetia]

English. ****ing worthless in every single aspect.

Ancient History. Fun, but still not very useful in everyday life.

The other stuff I do has some level of usefulness, even in varying degrees.

 

[jimbobbity]

Science, geography and P.E.

 

[Sagebee]

Science, geography and P.E.

Lol schools useless in general people forget or dont use what they learn

 

[GrapeApe]

Art class.

 

[Fountain]

How many threads do you shit a day?

 

[-Punk-]

Math, science and History

I don't use them for shit, if I could tell my teachers now to feck off

 

[cabby007]

Math, science and History

I don't use them for shit, if I could tell my teachers now to feck off

Math and science are literally two of the most important subjects in the world. Your post is ignorant.

 

[The Necromancer]

Math and science are literally two of the most important subjects in the world. Your post is ignorant.

Lol, please.

Get your head out of the Post-War mindset.

 

[FlyingRaijinLVL2]

Math, Math, and Math. Fr math classes started to become useless sometime in middle school.

 

[-Punk-]

Math and science are literally two of the most important subjects in the world. Your post is ignorant.

Not as a Human Resources, my point still stands

 

[HashiraMadara]

It was Life Orientation, Languages(English/IsiXhosa) and Information Technology(which was ironic considering I went on to do Computer Science after dropping Astrophysics)

 

[uhmusddy]

Algebra

 

[Drakengard]

I am obliged to say math and science classes are important since I use those skills daily for my college education. Sometimes I do use the actual content I learned in high school (even imaginary numbers and what not), but I would say it's MEANT to make students feel comfortable with the subjects before they go to college and heavily build on those skills. I do admit that the content will not be very applicable in 99% (arbitrary number) of peoples' lives. But hey, these subjects do tend to exercise distinct skills, so maybe they can thought of like puzzles?

As for what's NOT important, it's hard for me to say. I did not try very hard in high school, but I regret it. I look back and think about how much I could have gotten out of it if I tried a bit harder.

 

[Bad Touch Yakushi]

Math, music & languages are just something I don't need daily. Never had a mind for them.

The most used for me are english, film, history and maybe philosophy, oddly. My cooking class will help in the years to come too.

 

[Uzumaki Macho]

Lol, please.

Get your head out of the Post-War mindset.

The importance of each subject is completely subjective depending on what job the person has, so idk why you and other people are arguing about this like it's objective. The only thing to really argue about is which subjects in general have been most useful to the world, and in that case the answer is obviously math, science, and literature.

 

[Bad Touch Yakushi]

The importance of each subject is completely subjective depending on what job the person has, so idk why you and other people are arguing about this like it's objective. The only thing to really argue about is which subjects in general have been most useful to the world, and in that case the answer is obviously math, science, and literature.

+Rep. But even then, ranking subjects and classes is a pointless activity anyway.

It's all knowledge and skills at the end of the day that we divided into subjects and categorised. You can study or love any niche of the world, as long as you get something out of it. We get this a lot at my Uni of people trying to invalidate other people's entire modules or job fields? It's something d*ckheads do.

 

[sayian]

Ironically physics and sciences if you want to be a legit fictional versus debater.

edit: oh least. hm, any of the advance math.

you only need basic math and probability since most jobs only need you for that.

 

[Drakengard]

English. ****ing worthless in every single aspect.

Ancient History. Fun, but still not very useful in everyday life.

The other stuff I do has some level of usefulness, even in varying degrees.

It was Life Orientation, Languages(English/IsiXhosa) and Information Technology(which was ironic considering I went on to do Computer Science after dropping Astrophysics)

I'm a bit curious why you both listed English. Do you not like the technical parts of languages like grammar (eg. "sitting on the ledge" = gerund phrase)?

 

[HashiraMadara]

I'm a bit curious why you both listed English. Do you not like the technical parts of languages like grammar (eg. "sitting on the ledge" = gerund phrase)?

Nah the essentiality of language is communication. Don't try to make it something more than that like those annoying literature teachers!