Is someone here from America? Low-key want to ask a question

I went to an early college so it was a bit different but English, Math, History, Social Science, Science, P.E., Language plus whatever college classes I was taking. I moved from NC to TX and each state had different history requirements depending on the grade level but the categories (Math, English, etc) are roughly the same across the board. We to......   reply

It really just depends on the highschool tbh there are multiple different types of math classes like ex Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics my school taught us different types of algebra like 1 and 2 in 9th grade it just gets more advanced like calculus once we hit 12th grade. My school didn't teach geography or anything like that j......   reply

They're like the other person said it honestly depends on where you're at. But my high school when I went there were multiple different subjects that you could take. As far as math they had algebra geometry calculus all the basic things and then for geography it wasn't really a focus. We briefly learned about it in social studies class but it was m......   1 reply

No offense taken! It really depends. Different states, areas, and schools have different requirements. And I switched schools a lot so it’s hard to remember what the heck I did. I think I was usually taking 5-7 classes a semester in HS. Here’s what California requires (isnt where I live): https://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/gs/hs/hsgrmin.asp And for geo......   reply

Education even in the same city can vary a lot. I went to a "gifted" elementary school in the US, while my siblings went to a normal one. In my elementary school, we had a science lab, computer lab with apple computers, and a dedicated music classroom. I got to dissect frogs and worms, was taught how to type properly, and had a short music lesson o......   reply

Hi!! I’m American living in the more western part not landlocked, for us we have about four mandatory core classes, Maths, English, history, and science. Usually people take second language classes in high school , we do learn geography but it heavily depends on curriculum! We learn the basics from geometry, algebras, and calculus and more if the......   reply

The one thing I like with the American school system is how much choice yall have in what you want to study. Where I'm from we only get "advanced math" and when I needed to do chemistry for college it came coupled with physics even though I didn't need it at all. In my last year of high school I still had 7 compulsory classes + 2 electives = frenc......   2 reply

Y'all's highschool starts in 9th grade...? I guess my answer on what TF middle school means has been answered   1 reply

Each school is different. Though geography to me would be considered world history because we aren’t just learning where the country is but it’s background. It’s also depends on the teacher and if they actually know what they’re doing. I have limited knowledge about many countries and could probably name like 30 on a good day. Subject wise......   reply