First it was his world history class. Then he saw it in his economics class. And his world issues class. And his environment class
Pretty ridiculous but what I find interesting is the courses. I went to high school a long time ago but I don’t recall high school being a time to study such subject (except as part of a larger course such as history). We were so busy with learning basics such as science, math, English, etc. that our electives were pretty much limited to foreign languages, advanced math or English, debate, business courses (i.e. typing or shorthand), shop or home economics. How do they have time to cover environment, economics or world issues as separate courses? Is this why our kids can’t spell or write worth a hoot?
Signed, me, an old coot.
Ever notice how many Marxists teach Economics?
Ditto, and what is a world issues class?