Young children would rather explore than get rewards

Re:Young children would rather explore than get rewards by ajmadesc on Thursday August 13, 2020 @06:57AM (#24141973)

Decent Eng Grad School grades are not that hard to get. It's not 'exhausting' to have to take 'Electrodynamics, Orbital Mechanics, or Geophysics' I wish I would have paid more attention in Project Management class, I did not respect how important it was going to be until later in life, for example.

See how stupid that sounds

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Re:Young children would rather explore than get rewards by watwut on Thursday August 13, 2020 @07:50AM (#24142348)

Your version sounds stupid, because Electrodynamics and Orbital Mechanics are notoriously difficult classes where even those who passed them use expressions like "working hard" and "difficult". And many students actually fail them.

High schoool English, Geography, History and Math is referenced as easy by many students. Typical student does not have a problem to pass that class.

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Re:Young children would rather explore than get rewards by jariel on Thursday August 13, 2020 @03:11PM (#24147093)

Yes, your version does sound stupid.

English, Math, History and Geography at the high school level are fairly straight forward, and the subjects are important to a rounded character. They really are not hard.

Most of Grad school is utterly gruelling, there isn't time to sleep, students pulled in different directions, and studying mostly arcane subjects that really are not important to anyone.

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Re:Young children would rather explore than get rewards by Aeolun on Thursday August 13, 2020 @07:28AM (#24142201)

Sounds about as stupid as the first version?

Theoretically the courses are probably designed to allow most people to succeed.

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