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3 years ago

How do expectations relate to future schooling?

Physics

1 answer:

Snezhnost [94]3 years ago

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Expectations relate to future schooling by choosing classes that are at your skill level.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Each individual has a different set of skills blessed by the Mighty and each should enhance them according to his/her will and interest. For the future prospects of schooling and teaching, there is one noticeable point to be acted is that students should not be forced to study the subject beyond their skills and capability.

We should remember that a fish cannot fly and a bird cannot swim. They both cannot be trained under the same study programmes. Although they both can know how to swim and fly but it’s their capability and interest over the subjects that can lead them further to rule over either the sky or the oceans.

So, the future school programming should be done in such a way that individuals have an authority to choose their subjects accordingly and learn more about their skills.

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