Some children find some particular school subjects difficult (for example maths or philosophy), so these subjects should be optional rather than compulsory. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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I would like to disagree with putting difficult subjects to be optional in school because these subjects are the baseline on what the

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are learning in order for them to upscale their studies. It is

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having difficult subjects for them to learn how to solve problems not only in school but they can

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in their daily lives as they grow older. Philosophy

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to learn because it will teach them the way of life. They can learn and practice towards people they meet. Having

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knowledge will give them the opportunity to be more relevant in facing difficulties on a daily basis. Math, on the other

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