Hello everyone :} I wanted to say thank you for joining back into our newsletter despite a temporary break. As a way to try to show my gratitude for your continued support, I wanted to ask if anyone would like to be regular contributors to a Squills article every week - simply be responding to questions posted either in this topic or topics posted with every new publication.
I remember trying to do something like this previously, in asking questions of the community and then type up an article about that which I did enjoy. ^^ I'm trying to see if it can make a comeback here.
If so, please answer this question - Since school is getting back into session, what would be your dream class (if middle/high school) or lecture (if college) to take? Or, if you don't have one, what is your most dreaded subject?
Thank you!
Weekly Questions!
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In high school, I think my dream classes were all ones that I took my senior year - creative writing, forensics, and environmental science. I love all of those topics dearly, and it was great getting to sit in a classroom and learn about them every week.
For the future? I'd love to take the paleontology course that my college offers. It's one of the classes I can take to fulfill my degree's requirements. I don't know if I'd actually use it for that or take it as an elective, but I've always been a big fan of paleontology and would love to return to that childhood love with a more developed and kowledge brain. -
Okay. So I'll give answers to this question to all point of views. :^)
Middle school/Favorite subject: English, English, English! The type of English were you get to read books and answer questions to them and make essays. I'm the essay type of girl, lol.
Middle school/Dreaded subject: History, Science, Social Studies. Note that I didn't say Math. I mat be even starting to like Math, ya know?Don't tell my dad. He might make me do more.
For High school/Favorite subject and High school/Dreaded subject: It's all the same!
And for college, hehe. I can't really think that far into the future. I have like a literal half decade to wait for. Doesn't sound like much, but it's gonna be pretty long.
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Thank you both for the responses!
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Sure thing!
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