To be honest when my eldest talked about languages to me I said similar. A lot of countries speak Spanish but not as many speak french and German. When you look at it. Hate to say it as I can’t stand Sarah but I would have to agree with her on that one.
It was the wording though... Only Germany speak German and only France speak French
It’s probably the pressure her parent put on her to perform. If she gets it wrong they probably lay into her about it. That’s far to much for a teen to deal with. Trying to live up to her parents expectations on camera. I bet she would give anything to just have a normal life with friends and a good routine at home and school.
Yes I agree that’s a very silly thing to say. Especially as they ‘traveled’ round Europe last summerIt was the wording though... Only Germany speak German and only France speak French
. She is such an ignorant fool she really isI would say yes as it’s about a child choosing her GCSEs. What adult is going to interested at that when they have all finished education?
Makes you wonder what he travelled all the way into central Amsterdam for
he went to “ visit “ a friendly female ‘ local ‘ during his skate day 
in Amsterdam !Imagine Sarah attempting to recite 15 minutes of Shakespeare
People (like the Mingies) shouldn't underestimate the usefulness of knowing one language that might not seem the most important language in the world. German can also give you a good handle on Dutch and Scandinavian languages. French links well with Italian (and then Latin if you're also interested in Medicine or Law). The Mingies can't see further than their own snouts.It was the wording though... Only Germany speak German and only France speak French
Yes, I agree this vlog is attractive to children. Mine watched it specifically because I told them it was about Isabelle's GCSE options and my youngest is making her choices very soon. I suppose the 13/14+ age makes it fall outside the COPPA threshold, but Creepy is trying his luck.It’s probably the pressure her parent put on her to perform. If she gets it wrong they probably lay into her about it. That’s far to much for a teen to deal with. Trying to live up to her parents expectations on camera. I bet she would give anything to just have a normal life with friends and a good routine at home and school.
Yes I agree that’s a very silly thing to say. Especially as they ‘traveled’ round Europe last summer
I would say yes as it’s about a child choosing her GCSEs. What adult is going to interested at that when they have all finished education?
I'm American and this whole thing is confusing. So you take a class of tutoring basically. That's a class? Doesn't each grade have a required set of classes mandated to take. Drama would be an elective. So she doesn't have to take a required math class like algebra, geometry or calculus? Business is that math? I'm confused
Algebra, geometry and calculus is all in one. You would sit a maths calculator and a non calculator paper and coursework would be a percentage of the final grade. Maths, English (language and literature) science (biology, chemistry and physics) are all mandatory subjects. RE is usually mandatory (religious education) then usually you'd pick 3 - 4 aditional subjects.
Drama is an optional yes. Maths is essential and covers everything you mention. English is also essential and is split into 2 or 3. Things like art, pe, drama etc are all optimal choices. As is business I believe. Business is not maths no. I’m not quite sure what it fully is as I didn’t take it. I only know that it doesn’t help much towards applying for a levels or university unless you plan to do business a level then a business course at uni. I can’t see Isabelle doing a levels after her GCSEs. She will probably pick a diploma or something easier. And I doubt she will go to uni. She just doesn’t seem to have the mentality for that because her mother and creepy step dad haven’t encouraged it. I would feel very disappointed in myself as a parent if my child was struggling in school due to me taking them out for a holiday all the time. It’s disgusting really. They don’t need all those holidays but most people do need a good education to get on with life later on and get a good job. Sadly Isabelle will probably end up working at Matalan so her greedy mother can get the discount. Nothing wrong in working there it’s money at the end of the day but not what most children aspire to do when they are growing up and not a career.
I mean it’s classed as a soft subject when it comes to university. Most university’s want to see high good grades in core subjects and what they class as ‘hard’ subjects like history, science etc. I know it’s not as easy as all that but compared to some of the subjects it is a bit easier to complete. The amount of people who took it when I was at school just to make up the numbers then never used it again was astounding. Also used to be an easy subject to get an A in.
). Plus she knew what subjects she wasn't keen on and wasn't pushed to do them, which is the right way to do it. I had friends who were doing subjects just because their parents wanted them to, even though they hated it or weren't good at it, and nobody benefits.
I am very proud of him but if it wasnt for all his hard work as well. Isabelle needs to realise its going to be hard for her. Lazy needs allow them to be home now so she can revise
