Compare and contrast your reasons why general education courses are important with that of your peers’ reasons and rationale.

Hello,Three reasons why every student should be required to take general education courses is because 1, some students breeze through school from faith and luck, 2, history is always changing and the college level general ed courses not only refreshes the mind but expands knowledge to the mind, and the 3rd reason is the college level courses allows students to humble themselves and make wise career choices. (According to debate.org), we learned that in the K-12 grades, but now we need to learn it at a higher level.  I agree with this statement because some people for example probably cheated in math, disliked math, or mind wasn’t developed enough to gain the basic principles of math. By the time they make it to college, their mind is made up on their future endeavors and now they take time to learn the basics of math and is refreshed as well as excited about learning.

What I have learned from English is that sentence structure and communication is very important. I have never liked history and that feeling did not change in my early years nor my college years. What I have learned about History is that new information is added to the text each year. For example the incident from the World Trade Center has made it’s way to history books for children coming up now to become educated about. Math of course is always changing. Some may say for the best while others may say for worse. For example, the way I learned to multiply was pretty simple multiply the bottom numbers by the top starting from the right to the left. Now days, children use “the butterfly method” which confuses most parents who try to help their children at home. All three subjects are useful to my daily life because I am now able to help my own children, plus so many others children. I am able to correct my children when they use poor sentence structure, explain not only our history but history of others as well as cultural differences and beliefs, and last but not least math is always an essential to our everyday life. Whether it is counting money, telling time, etc.