People that think Math and Science are evil were most likely unable to pass grade level Math and Science. Many of them have a learning disability. Some of them have a brain that makes the subject extremely difficult. Many creative people struggle in these two subjects. The ones that do end up in college, find out something shocking. Their Math and or Science teachers were right. You do need to take Math and Science to get a degree. Even if it 's An Associates Of The Arts Degree. There are most likely some exceptions, but traditionally the rule mentioned above applies.
Everyone deserve a chance to pursue a post secondary degree. It 's should be a human right. If they 've made it to their path they should be allowed to embark on it. A diploma …show more content…
Two questions kept going through my head during the journey. If my school knew that my learning disabilities prevented, me from passing grade level Math and Science.Why was I forced to take three years of Special Ed Math and Science and fail out of the state Math test ? The second question increased in relevance as I got closer to graduation. Would I succeed in College. I knew deep down that I wouldn 't be able to get a degree but for some reason I wasn 't …show more content…
People from all walks of life walk down the path. Some have more challenges than others. But they all have the same objective. To get some sort of diploma or certification. The college route is traditionally the most common path. However every path to diploma or certification is already Pre written.
Your life featured obstacles but when it came to Academics you thrived or did average. Some subjects were more difficult than others but you still got a 3.0. You didn 't always like schools but it was never difficult for you. Your grades got you into a state school. Students who choose to graduate and or transfer from a Community College have a similar post secondary end goal.
If you and or your child is in college, but is unable to pass Math or Science, your located in what I like to call educational purgatory. Don 't fret I know it 's scary and frustrating. The good news is their are other people in the same boat as you. The bad news is that theirs no one path. Research is your best friend regardless of your academic/ none academic situation. Remember knowledge is power.
It 's always nice to know and or follow a similar path as someone else. This mindset is part of the reason why getting a degree is so popular. So here 's a quick breakdown of my plan. I 'm taking it one semester a
Everyone deserve a chance to pursue a post secondary degree. It 's should be a human right. If they 've made it to their path they should be allowed to embark on it. A diploma …show more content…
Two questions kept going through my head during the journey. If my school knew that my learning disabilities prevented, me from passing grade level Math and Science.Why was I forced to take three years of Special Ed Math and Science and fail out of the state Math test ? The second question increased in relevance as I got closer to graduation. Would I succeed in College. I knew deep down that I wouldn 't be able to get a degree but for some reason I wasn 't …show more content…
People from all walks of life walk down the path. Some have more challenges than others. But they all have the same objective. To get some sort of diploma or certification. The college route is traditionally the most common path. However every path to diploma or certification is already Pre written.
Your life featured obstacles but when it came to Academics you thrived or did average. Some subjects were more difficult than others but you still got a 3.0. You didn 't always like schools but it was never difficult for you. Your grades got you into a state school. Students who choose to graduate and or transfer from a Community College have a similar post secondary end goal.
If you and or your child is in college, but is unable to pass Math or Science, your located in what I like to call educational purgatory. Don 't fret I know it 's scary and frustrating. The good news is their are other people in the same boat as you. The bad news is that theirs no one path. Research is your best friend regardless of your academic/ none academic situation. Remember knowledge is power.
It 's always nice to know and or follow a similar path as someone else. This mindset is part of the reason why getting a degree is so popular. So here 's a quick breakdown of my plan. I 'm taking it one semester a