I would love to choose a class that interests me instead of sitting in a poetry class, listening to some pseudo-intellectual teacher go on a rant about feminist theory.

Yes. If they studied the subjects they actually want to study, they'd be much more commited so it would be more productive.

yes , because this will save time and the students wil feel comfortable .

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Yes, if they are given proper guidance in their choices, it would be indefinitely better.

I think the system where I go is good.

We have some classes that are required, and other classes you can choose yourself if you want to have them, and then there is the third kind, where it is kind of a this or that choice.

The required classes are always math, english and our native language and classes like that.

The classes you can choose yourself are other languages like french, spanish or german and chemistry, biology and other science related classes.

''This or that'' classes, as we call them, is when you get two choices and you have to choose one.

Like Sports or Music.

yes, absolutely yes. Because there are literally some subjects that don't spark the interest of a given student at all, beside that, there is also the issue of injustice: you see, not everyone are alike and you can't demand that everyone gets tested in the same thing disregarding their level of intelligence and creativity. it's similar to gather different kinds of animals, let's say for example: an elephant, a giraffe, a monkey and a lizard, then ask them to climb a tree. It's unfair for the elephant and the giraffe. I'm absolutely, 100% for choosing your own subjects, because when you choose something, you probably like it, and when you like something, you'll excel at it, because you do it with passion and you're not forced to do it.

not every one loves studying the same subjects. We have different prefers and tastes in everything in our lives and that`s what makes us special. for example :I love Maths but I hate P.e. So when contribute on something we can be good in it is way better than living the life with no purpose ^^

Yes, students should be allowed to choose the subjects they want to study to a certain extent. Allowing students to choose their own courses can provide several benefits. It can help to increase student engagement and fnf motivation as they are studying topics that they are interested in. This can lead to better academic performance and success.

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I am For, becauce there are some excellent student's which they don't need to study all the subjects so they have the right to save their efforts and time.