I remember there was a walking class at my University for PE students, I mean âkinesiologyâ students. PokemonGo would be a better version of that class.
I took âWalk, Jog, Runâ and you got to choose which you did. I just did an hour if walking each morning on the gym track. Wish there were pokemon stops along the way.
As somebody who walks up to 10 miles a day, every day, for exercise, I donât think a walking class is frivolous. Especially when itâs offered by a university in the United States of Obesity.
If only. My steady diet of yakitori and beer kinda sorta negates all that walking.
Speaking of beer â the University of California in Davis offers degree courses in craft brewing. Because many of the students are under the stateâs legal drinking age of 21, they can make the beer, but they canât taste-test it. (Although I believe the university was recently granted an exception that would allow underage students to sample small amounts of the beer they brew.)
Learning basic gardening techniques is actually a pretty effective life skill that a lot of people wouldnât know. A credit class for Uni is a bit of a stretch though.
It is a stretch, I dont understand what these credit classes are though. WHat it mean by credit?
It is for sure a effective life skill, and we have forgotten that, because our way of life doesnt require us to survive like we use to. Now we just go to the super market.
University students receive not just grades for their courses, but also credits. To earn a degree, you must earn a sufficient number of credits. In other words, you have to take enough classes â and pass those classes, thus earning credits â to graduate.
Hmms is a bit different to Australia then I guess. Unless we might have something similar, but I havenât heard my sestra talk about it, so Iâll have to as her. But thanks for info *(^_^)/*