Help!? Can't Decide Which Classes To Take Next Year?

#1 kimmi.kami

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Post icon Posted 03 February 2009 - 05:28 PM

So next year, I'll be able to have two elective classes...I was thinking of Photography 10, Textiles 10, and Foods 9.
But...I CAN ONLY PICK TWO?
What should I do? Tell me if you guys took any type of these classes before and tell me the bad and good stuff about it..
I was thinking of taking Textiles 10 and Food 9, while when im in grade 10 ill take photography 10...and another course?
ARgh, i can't decide which to take next year!
I really want to take all three of them..but I can't decide...Photography to take great pictures! Foods so I can cook! and Textiles so I can make some clothes and I am into fashion too!

Plzz help? >.<

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#2 dulce&;vivacity

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Posted 03 February 2009 - 05:43 PM

HMMM . depends on what you're more into. because food. u can cook anytime at home. whenever u want. [: maybe u should pick textiles. since you're into fashion.so you don't loose any passion bout' it. ya know? whatever you're more interested in or have more potentional in.or do tha whole eenie meenie minie moe catch a tiger -- ! lol yeah! [x maybe u can take tha one u didnt pick next year tha next next year..

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#3 march_boy

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Posted 03 February 2009 - 05:47 PM

I'd say the easiest way around this would be to take a look at what you want to do in the future. Example, year 11/12, are there subjects that have those 3 subjects as prerequisites?

What do you want to do when you get to university? I suggest do cooking ( you'll always need to cook, and your future/current bf/husband and parents/siblings will love you for it) + Textiles. ( Nothing like designing and making your own clothes ..providing you're good at it).

As for photography, though I enjoy photography as the next person, I think it would be better to go learn it from experience. I found the way my school taught photography was too restrictive. Photography is about creativity. Get your camera, read the manual/tutorials online and go get some practice shots in.