Should video games be used in school curriculum? Video games should be used in school curriculum because some students will get a better understanding to learn such as movement learners, visual learners, and people who have impaired hearing will have a better chance at reading the material within the video game. History would be a great video game learning experience, and it will also have subtitles. Math would be kind of hard to create because it's mostly used in computer games. I realize school curriculum's use math games and reading games. I'm sure that history games will be the best of all categories.
When I was a freshman, I was getting bad grades. Now, I’m getting good grades. For example, I had three F’s out of the six classes I was taking. I know that I need good grades in school in order to be accepted to college that I want to attend. My Sophomore year was unbelievable, I never thought of getting better grades. That is how much harder I worked this year, every class accept Biology. I failed 1st semester but good thing she divides the grades, so if I get an A this semester I won’t have to attend summer school.
Should the fast food industry be allowed to target kids with unhealthy meal choices?
Yes, because when you look at foods that are too expensive and your really poor. You have nothing else but to have breakfast, lunch and dinner at McDonald's especially if your making minimum wage. I mean, me personally would force my kid to eat the food that is given. On the side, attempts to steal food such as vegetables and bread might be the only SECTION of survival. The apple's at McDonald's is a little SIMILAR to healthy diet plans. My kid may be obese according to recent THEORIES, keep my child active everyday playing basketball, playing on the playground, will have less harm to my child's health if I had one
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One policy that I wish could be changed is the on campus school, I would like the school having 3,000 students. I'd rather go to an off campus school., there would be more friends and more competition in sports. Our school has 120-150 kids, that is like a preschool. There's a handpick of kids at San Pasqual Academy that play basketball. By having 3000 student's, it would be new challenges everyday. In college, I'm going to have the privilege. Until then, it sucks having to play the same people every single day. It would definitely be a challenge to play new people, it will get me better as a teammate.