Essential High School Subjects: Economics, Psychology, Languages

Economics: Understanding Choices and Resources

Economics is the social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Economics is an undervalued subject that incorporates disciplines such as math and science. Many people hear the word "economics" and think it is all about money, but it is not. It is about choosing different options or alternatives, and some of those choices do not involve money, yet they are still a subject of economics. Economics is also about being efficient, not making foolish choices about how you spend time and money because sometimes we do not choose the best options. Plus, it allows individuals to think critically, so you can say that people do not know how the world truly works until they study the economy.

The benefits that those who study this subject are numerous. One of them is that the microeconomic perspective allows you to solve any large problem easily. Also, innovation because discovering the problem can take a bit of creative thinking. People will know exactly what to look for when making a choice, and this will help to arrive at the best possible outcome. Another benefit is that teens will get comfortable with numbers.

This subject will teach teens in high school how to save up money, get a profit, buy a house, pay rent, pay for the house services, and a lot of stuff that teens see but do not really participate in. Also, it helps with entrepreneurship.

Economics: A Necessary Subject

Economics should be a necessary subject.

Psychology: Understanding the Mind and Behavior

Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and behavior. Because psychology is a science, it attempts to investigate the causes of behavior. As social beings, we need to understand the interactions and long-term effects with our world. We are all capable of genius work, but our brains shut down without proper training. Our generation lacks motivation. People think our answers are beyond physical potential. The issues are within ourselves. We want to fix the world, but we cannot fix our own person. Psychology is vital in the way of how humans communicate with one another, learning how people would feel under certain situations. Psychology is also important because of its applications to Anatomy and other scientific areas of study that are useful to understand in order to get a better outlook on why and how humans act and think the way they do.

Being able to show you are an understanding, compassionate person with the patience to listen to people even in very difficult circumstances is also important.

Benefits of Studying Psychology

• The subject-specific knowledge you will gain and the insight you will develop into the mind, brain, and human behavior.
• Understand yourself.
• Understand others.
• Grow your communication skills.
• Develop the ability to research.
• Refine your critical thinking.

I think coursing this subject can help a lot mentally and emotionally, especially with how the world is today. Everybody has problems, and they should be treated.

Foreign Languages: Expanding Your World

There are times when you watch a movie and do not understand what they are saying or need Google Translate to shift a body of text into your language. That demonstrates the limitations of language. A foreign language is a language originally from another country. It is also a language not spoken in the native country of the person. Learning a foreign language enriches your entire self. Knowing a foreign language can unlock cultural and geographical parts of the world, help you understand your native language better, and teach you to process what is around you from a different perspective. A foreign language also makes your skills more transferable in an increasingly global economy. Our modern world, for better or worse, is shaped by our languages and how we use them. Studying a new language means that you have to learn the basic rules for words and how they come together. Learning a foreign language's syntax will broaden your general linguistic understanding. Employees who know multiple languages have a valuable role in the workplace and are compensated for their expertise.