@wolf480pl@mstdn.io @lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me @quad@akko.quad.moe damn, now that I think about it, we had quite a lot of non-science-y subjects.
We had Music (1x week), Art/Painting (1x week, mostly painting, but did some clay stuff a couple times), Technologies (1x week, but double time in a row, what I described earlier), Ethics/Religion (1x week, which one you got put in depended on how religious your parents were, ethics was mostly chatting philosophy, idk religion), Citizenship/public spirit (1x week, idk how to translate, depended heavily on the teacher, mostly talking about your role in country as a citizen and stuff), Public safety (1x week every other year, essentially some health and fire safety stuff + public alarm stuff).
None were that important, and grades were mostly non-existent, but actually seems like it all took up a quite a fair bit of the total schedule. If only programs of some of the more science-y subjects weren't so shit, it would be a pretty damn good education system.
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