• Some students found some subjects such as mathematics, philosophy are difficult, so these subjects should be optional instead of compulsory. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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It is known that some
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face big difficulties learning
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complex
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subjects
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subjects
as math and philosophy,
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, it is suggested to allow
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to
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whether they want to drop these
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or continue learning them. I partially disagree with the given statement, and I think that
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policy could be applied only in the latest years of education (high school or college)
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when mature
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have already chosen
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major sphere. On the one hand, a basic knowledge
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math, geography and history is
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necessary
necessay
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necessary
for
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generation in order to solve some problems in their daily basis life. If
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graduated
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graduate
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from any place on the Earth know some major historical facts about the past, they can easily communicate with each other on different sorts of topics just because of the same knowledge
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history. That's why it is highly important for people to receive
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fundumental
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fundamental
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knowledge
knoledge
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knowledge
from school.
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, geographical facts about orienting
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place
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helped me not to lose the way in a deep forest, whereas my girlfriend, who did not like geography at all, had some problems with navigation in the same forest.  
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, some pupils have already decided what profession they are going to
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. In
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cases, it is really important for them to focus on their future career, and
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not distribute their time to other unnecessary
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, there are just
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students
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who know exactly the future profession.
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, a lot of dropped
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turn out
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very important for their current job.
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, I
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dropped geometry in the 8th grade because of its difficulty, but
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in the 11th
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I looked
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as an engineer without geometry knowledge. In conclusion, I would say that
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should be allowed to drop some
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only if they are certain about the decision.
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all main
subjects
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should be completed by
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