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dumbcat

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10. Thank you. When I was in HS

Reply to LWolf (Reply #6)

Mon Sep 22, 2014, 09:21 AM

Sep 2014

we had one period (50 min.) of English each day and one period of Social Studies. It was the same for all four years of my HS. (Also had a period of Math, Science, Spanish and one elective each day.)

How long is a typical Humanities class each day? Would it be equivalent to the two hours I had each day for English and Social Studies? I'm just wondering how much things have changed in almost 50 years.

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Civics and public education [View all] madamesilverspurs Sep 2014 OP

It started at the beginning of this month, the day after Labor Day. LWolf Sep 2014 #1

Good, and THANK YOU. elleng Sep 2014 #4

Eleventh grade. femmocrat Sep 2014 #2

Same as yours, probably, elleng Sep 2014 #3

I also had social studies all through school dumbcat Sep 2014 #5

She. LWolf Sep 2014 #6

Thank you. When I was in HS dumbcat Sep 2014 #10

My classes are 90 minutes long. LWolf Sep 2014 #13

US Government, senior year, 1989. X_Digger Sep 2014 #7

Junior year, I think. 99Forever Sep 2014 #8

Any number of college courses, or senior year Government in the late 90s. nt LeftyMom Sep 2014 #9

Right around the time the SC gave the election to bush... logosoco Sep 2014 #11

Recommended. H2O Man Sep 2014 #12

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