Are Academic highschool classes harder than applied courses?

Answer 1

It all depends on what you are planning for in the future... If you are going to college then the academic classes are needed and if you are truly commited to a good education then it will not be any harder. If you are going into a field where the applied courses are of use then these will not be any harder.

I had a hard time in wood shop cause I have done better in math and science...

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Answer 2

Sometimes they are. Mostly, though it depends on the individual's learning abilities and level of interest in the subject matter. Some people who would do well in an academic history class would be terrible at woodworking, for instance.

Answer 3

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Answer 5

I am in two honors classes and I find them pretty easy.