This semester Ms. Wade is teaching a nutrient class or most students call it a “cooking class”. Students not only learn how to cook but the atmosphere as well as the science behind cooking. Also learning which foods are good and bad for the body. This class can not only help students cook for themselves but also their college credit. By taking the exam it will give a student three extra credits. Some colleges will call for a nutrition class like Ms. Wade is presenting.
One of Ms. Wades’ students in the third block, Josie Shipley, a junior at Carter High, says “it will help me in college.” and “A Lot of people enjoy the class.” Also there are a bunch of college opportunities that come from learning these skills. For example, Josie wants to be in the medical field and this class will help her in many ways like working as a team, learning to listen, and paying attention to her surroundings.
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