You should focus on both subjects, now while you're in school, about equally. You are currently going for grades. Later, in your real life, you will probably be concerned about language and communicating about three times as often as you will be concerned about numbers. And think about this: if you do well learning a foreign language now, by then you will have two sets of vocabulary to work with. We probably won't invent another set of numbers by then, so being there is only one, I think the two languages puts you at an advantage.
You should focus in the subject you like most. This doesnt mean you are going to let drown the other class. What you need to find is the balance between both of them to get order.
You should focus on both subjects, now while you're in school, about equally. You are currently going for grades. Later, in your real life, you will probably be concerned about language and communicating about three times as often as you will be concerned about numbers. And think about this: if you do well learning a foreign language now, by then you will have two sets of vocabulary to work with. We probably won't invent another set of numbers by then, so being there is only one, I think the two languages puts you at an advantage.
ResponderEliminarYou should focus in the subject you like most. This doesnt mean you are going to let drown the other class. What you need to find is the balance between both of them to get order.
ResponderEliminari think that you should focus in both, but you must difine priorities
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