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Post by Jason on May 5, 2006 21:11:34 GMT -5
Yeah, we did each class every day, for about 50 minutes each. Made for a long day, and it could be rough sometimes, but it worked.
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Post by Ranger Melinda on May 5, 2006 21:15:49 GMT -5
wow. that would be... intersting. suppse that it all depends on what you are used to
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Post by Jason on May 5, 2006 21:33:54 GMT -5
Yeah, I suppose, that's true. It's what I'm used to, so that's what I'm used to.
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Post by Ranger Melinda on May 6, 2006 9:53:08 GMT -5
so then what kinds of graduation requirements did you have, with only six classes?
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Post by Jason on May 6, 2006 10:32:32 GMT -5
umm . . . let's see. 30 math credits, 40 english credits, 40 PE credits (20 could be opted out of with AP classes), 30 history credits, and quite a few elective credits. Like, 80, or something like that. That's all I can remember right now.
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Post by Ranger Melinda on May 6, 2006 10:33:45 GMT -5
how many credits was each class? ten per class?
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Post by Jason on May 6, 2006 11:15:40 GMT -5
Yeah, one class was worth 10 credits, I believe. They said credits, but it was really how many classes you'd taken. Once you took three years of math, you were done. You had to take all four years of English. From Soph to Senior, you took history classes. And so on, like that.
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Post by Brandon on May 6, 2006 14:31:50 GMT -5
Our school didn't measure credits exactly. I mean it had credits, but no matter what class it was, each class counted for one credit. A semester class was 1/2 a credit. We had some requirements like 4 years of English and 3 years of math, and you had to take a certain number of credits. But if you had passed all your classes, you easily did that.
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Post by Jason on May 6, 2006 16:15:37 GMT -5
Yeah, pretty much the same here. They counted the credits in the office, but in the school in general, you just said how many years you'd taken.
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Post by Ranger Melinda on May 8, 2006 20:19:33 GMT -5
okay. just wondering how that worked. cause that would have been alot of english and math had each class only been one or two credits. suppose that it makes sence. so is there like a nation wide rule as to how many english math and sicience classes you had to take? cause like all the rest of you all, i had to take at least four years of english, and three of math. odd
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Post by Brandon on May 8, 2006 20:21:55 GMT -5
Nobody counted credits at our school. People would have probably been like "Huh?" at my school if somebody asked how many credits they had.
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Post by CCD on May 8, 2006 23:22:04 GMT -5
I can see that. Me either
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Post by Jason on May 9, 2006 0:06:46 GMT -5
Don't know about a nation-wide rule. Maybe it's just a general thing. 4 of math, 3 of english, 3 of history, 2 of science, ect.
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Post by Ranger Melinda on May 9, 2006 12:41:27 GMT -5
mayhaps. though even if it is just a conicidince, then it should just become a nation-wide rule. since they seem to make some dumb rules like that.
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Post by Jason on May 9, 2006 18:02:29 GMT -5
Yeah, they really do. I guess that's just the way the nation works, huh?
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