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Curriculum needs to focus on what you can do with information rather than the information itself. I wouldn’t eliminate content, without background we cannot form good, rational, and educated conclusions. We are still giving timed tests in math facts! I know that’s traditional, but it just isn’t as important. My era had no calculators and we needed to be proficient at paper and pencil solutions, but now, perfect calculations are available to everyone. We should focus on what kinds of problems can be solved with mathematics. Spelling is equally less important. Vocabulary should be stressed. My sister years ago was taking a test for a personal assistant position where she was asked to type a large number of words per minute error free. She was laughing at such a test. She said no one does that anymore, they just type then run spell check. Technology is changing our NEEDS opinion is that curriculum should reflect our reality. No one gets paid to solve problems that have already been solved

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College life is an exciting adventure. It's a time to make new friends, learn new things, and grow as an individual. The freedom to choose your classes and explore your interests is liberating. You'll face challenges, like tough assignments and exams, but they help you grow.

Many people, after acceptance, do a quick short visit to their top schools and then make a decision. In general, you take into account: cost, reputation, college life in that area, distance from home, and weather

the number of students who attend a school or university divided by the number of teachers in the institutio For example, a student–teacher ratio of 10:1 indicates that there are 10 students for every one teacher