- Invitation Status
- Posting Speed
- One post per week
- Slow As Molasses
- Online Availability
- My timezone is GTM+2. I could be seen in the evening.
- Writing Levels
- Adept
- Advanced
- Genres
- If I must be honest, it highly depends on the plot at hand. I am an adaptable person, one who easily takes genre swings, but I mostly prefer fantasy, modern, medieval, mystery and mind-benders.
@Mistress Dizzy They can be found in the description of the academy -_- Allow me to quote the extract.
1. Life Sciences
2. Mathematics and Technology
3. Historical Conservation
4. Literary Arts
5. Music
6. Linguistics
@Cwolf0615
A class specialty is just as it sounds: a specialty. Depending on their specialty, students either have a different amount of classes in a said subject or don't have a certain subject at all.
Life Sciences is a specialty, which focuses mainly on Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Students in this class have a greater number of hours in these subjects when compared to the rest. They also have Mathematics, Geography, Literature and P.E., but in they are far fewer in their schedule.
Mathematics and Technology is a specialty for everyone directed towards the IT sector. Their school program is full of Mathematics, Computer Science, Mechanics and Physics, yet they also have Literature, Biology and P.E. once or twice a week.
Historical Conservation is a specialty that targets mainly those dusty shelves of the library. Students study History, Literature and Psychology extensively, whilst Mathematics, Geography, Biology and P.E. are fewer in number.
Literary Arts is a dual specialty, one could say. According to the lore of the academy(and because I say so), an artist can not hold the brush, if they can not hold the pen. In this class the subjects the students study the most are Literature, Psychology, History and one optional subject. They may chose between Art and Advanced Literature. In the former, they study the numerous styles of drawing, as one would in a specialized art class, whilst in the prior they go on to perfect their style of writing and explore the various ways of expression through words. In their schedule are also Biology and P.E.
Music is a specialty for, you guessed it, music! The students learn to play their instruments, as well as the classics and some modern themes. In addition to having a great number of hours in Music and History, they also have a lot of P.E. classes, since musicians need to learn to breathe properly. They also study Mathematics, Psychology and Literature.
Last, but not least, Linguistics is a specialty with a focus in languages. In addition to having English as one of their main subject, every student has three slots, which they may fill with a specific language offered by the school, however, a certain language can be written in more than one sloth. This being said, a person can chose, say, German for all of their optional classes, which will almost completely dominate their schedule, giving them a lot of time to carefully study and perfect their skills in the said language. Along with this, the students of this specialty also have P.E., Psychology and Mathematics.
The subjects that are the class's "mains" are studied in greater detail than the ones that are "secondary".
Every student not with a Linguistics specialty must chose one language for their schedule. It can not be changed after being picked.
Reguis Academy offers: English, German, Russian, French, Spanish, Japanese and Arabic.
In other words, we have a total of six different classes:
1. Life Sciences
2. Mathematics and Technology
3. Historical Conservation
4. Literary Arts
5. Music
6. Linguistics
@Cwolf0615
A class specialty is just as it sounds: a specialty. Depending on their specialty, students either have a different amount of classes in a said subject or don't have a certain subject at all.
Life Sciences is a specialty, which focuses mainly on Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Students in this class have a greater number of hours in these subjects when compared to the rest. They also have Mathematics, Geography, Literature and P.E., but in they are far fewer in their schedule.
Mathematics and Technology is a specialty for everyone directed towards the IT sector. Their school program is full of Mathematics, Computer Science, Mechanics and Physics, yet they also have Literature, Biology and P.E. once or twice a week.
Historical Conservation is a specialty that targets mainly those dusty shelves of the library. Students study History, Literature and Psychology extensively, whilst Mathematics, Geography, Biology and P.E. are fewer in number.
Literary Arts is a dual specialty, one could say. According to the lore of the academy
Music is a specialty for, you guessed it, music! The students learn to play their instruments, as well as the classics and some modern themes. In addition to having a great number of hours in Music and History, they also have a lot of P.E. classes, since musicians need to learn to breathe properly. They also study Mathematics, Psychology and Literature.
Last, but not least, Linguistics is a specialty with a focus in languages. In addition to having English as one of their main subject, every student has three slots, which they may fill with a specific language offered by the school, however, a certain language can be written in more than one sloth. This being said, a person can chose, say, German for all of their optional classes, which will almost completely dominate their schedule, giving them a lot of time to carefully study and perfect their skills in the said language. Along with this, the students of this specialty also have P.E., Psychology and Mathematics.
The subjects that are the class's "mains" are studied in greater detail than the ones that are "secondary".
Every student not with a Linguistics specialty must chose one language for their schedule. It can not be changed after being picked.
Reguis Academy offers: English, German, Russian, French, Spanish, Japanese and Arabic.
