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My name is Ann [436]
2 years ago
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"A lot of the skills that students learn in school are most likely to be very useful for careers in the real world. Because crit

ical thinking is required for the world, especially being able to write formal emails" Explain why you think that reason is weak or wrong. Please help me ASAP! And Happy Thanksgiving to whom help me:)
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puteri [66]2 years ago
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Answer:

♡ hi fairy~  ♡

- I think this reason is wrong. You don't always have to go to school to be useful in life. A lot of successful, money making celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio, Jay Z, Harry styles and more did not go to school. You can learn and teach yourself and sometimes you don't want a real job, you wanna be famous and maybe a singer or rapper and you really don't need thinking skills for that.

have a great day!   ♡  

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