The baby assignment.

[ethaninja]

Nah not here in Australia. But I was only in Highschool till Year 10 (not sure what that means overseas, there are 12 years of schooling in our education, year 7 being High School)

Then I dropped out and went to TAFE instead (sort of like University but I think it's only done in NSW), so no, not that I know of.

TAFE is nationwide.

Well there ya go.

 

[bubba145]

never had to do it but hate the premise behind it. all it does is make us watch an object for a few days it don't move or go looking for trouble like a kid would so its a flawed premise. It doesn't stop pregnancies just makes us hate the teachers. want to stop kids from getting pregnant. have them look after soem real kids for a change.

 

[Yureina]

I remember that... but that was so long ago that I also do not really remember it. Looking back now though, it certainly does seem to be rather silly. I thought that was just some wierd thing they did at my elementary school rather than being some kind of special program that exists in many places.

 

[Shockolate]

Where I live (Canada) there is an option for a parental course in High school.

No I haven't done it.

 

[Escapefromwhatever]

There was a class that incorporated that at my High School, but it wasn't required and I didn't take it. They gave the students dolls that would cry at random times, require feedings and changings, and generally be nuisances. It was supposedly really annoying for the kids in that class, though. It even got in the way of studying for their core classes.

In my honest opinion, I think it's about as accurate and useful as Imagine Babyz for the DS.

 

[Eliam_Dar]

I am from Argentina, and no, I didn't have to do that.