elective deletion

nikachu

1 Episode

For years, school systems have been changing the education for each generation, with the economy and society changing, so does the education provided. Education today is too heavily influenced by math and sciences. What happened to the concentrations of literature? History? Arts? Even Physical Education has changed. The main problem is the lack of variety. We need more choices in education before the University education comes. Bring back the priority classes!

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