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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by edblysard Ah, but Sask, If no one expected you to excell at something, would you? Is doing just enough to get by how you want to live your life? Stay Frosty, Ed [/quote] Don't worry Ed. I know the value of taking a little bit of extra effort to do something well. That's why I stayed in French, despite the new teacher. It will definetly take more effort than before, but I'm going to do it anyway. After grade 7 you didn't have to take French any more and most people dropped out of it. Only 7 people out of a class of about 25 stayed in. The next year two more dropped out. One guy from a grade lower than me has been taking French with my class for the past 3 years because he's the only one out of a class of about 30 students that's taking French. Because so few people are taking French, grade 10, 11 and 12 French are put together in the same class. We learn the same things, but the higher grades have slightly longer tests. Right now they are a total of 7 students from grades 10-12 in French. Since Canada is officially a bilingual country, having taken French helps you a lot. Over here if you have high school French and are applying for a job, you're 99% more likely to get it than someone else with the exact same qualifications who doesn't have French.
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