Schools should only offer subjects that are beneficial to students’ future career success. Other subjects, such as music and sports, are not important. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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In today's increasingly competitive world, education plays an essential role and some claim that schools should teach science and technology-related subjects to learners and ignore music, sports and arts that are not directly related to jobs they will likely have in the future.
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The debate surrounding the curriculum in schools often revolves around whether educational institutions should solely focus on subjects deemed directly beneficial to students' future careers, disregarding others such as music and sports. While some advocate for a curriculum exclusively tailored to career-related subjects, I firmly disagree with this notion.