IESP RP Discussion/OOC [IESP only] [Moving to new thread]

[Rhodevus]

still referred to commonly nowadays as satanic, so therefore it is satanic

I'm not inclined to agree. By that logic, imagine the amount of stereotypes we'd have to take at face value, like all Muslims are terrorists and all Wicca are evil witches.

I meant symbolism, which is now deeply connected to that belief. The star is now Satanic, the Jewish star is now Jewish, when in fact it was Roman... etc.

[Burleson]

I think the star should be removed or changed

[Nuevo Meshiko]

I'm not inclined to agree. By that logic, imagine the amount of stereotypes we'd have to take at face value, like all Muslims are terrorists and all Wicca are evil witches.

I meant symbolism, which is now deeply connected to that belief. The star is now Satanic, the Jewish star is now Jewish, when in fact it was Roman... etc.

Even then, the "Satanic" pentagram goes upside down, not right side up, and has a circle around it.

[Rhodevus]

I meant symbolism, which is now deeply connected to that belief. The star is now Satanic, the Jewish star is now Jewish, when in fact it was Roman... etc.

Even then, the "Satanic" pentagram goes upside down, not right side up, and has a circle around it.

*shrugs*
what ever. Either way the logo looks good

[Nuevo Meshiko]

I think the star should be removed or changed

Don't worry, won't be using my logo, but you're gonna have to ask Ceneria to remove it from the original logo as well. And I'm afraid Nuevo Meshikans are gonna have to start hiding all their flags to avoid scaring away visitors.

[Dierdista]

Why did this turn into a discussion about religion? I know I started it, but really? I was just making a small suggestion.

[Nuevo Meshiko]

Why did this turn into a discussion about religion? I know I started it, but really? I was just making a small suggestion.

We're not discussing religion, I hope, but since Satanism is a religious stereotype, I exemplified others. I certainly hope we don't have a religious debate here, since we all seem to come from different backgrounds.

[Kernan]

Why did this turn into a discussion about religion? I know I started it, but really? I was just making a small suggestion.

This is the internet, anything can turn into a discussion about religion

[Rhodevus]

Why did this turn into a discussion about religion? I know I started it, but really? I was just making a small suggestion.

ya let's get back on track...

so, how is the course catalog coming? need any help?

[Nuevo Meshiko]

Let's just say that I'm having some difficulty choosing which courses to include and which to say "bye-bye" to lol.

[Burleson]

Let's just say that I'm having some difficulty choosing which courses to include and which to say "bye-bye" to lol.

I'd suggest some kind of political awareness class

[Rhodevus]

Let's just say that I'm having some difficulty choosing which courses to include and which to say "bye-bye" to lol.

name all of them!

[Kwadai]

Let's just say that I'm having some difficulty choosing which courses to include and which to say "bye-bye" to lol.

name all of them!

Ja give us something else to discuss

[Nuevo Meshiko]

Well here goes what I have so far... running out of creativity for the electives haha, but each student can only pick one (and perhaps it'd be preferable if all picked the same one lol), for a total of seven subjects daily.

ESCUELA PREPARATORIA FEDERAL #21: “JUSTO TLATOANI”
COURSE CATALOG FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

INTRODUCTION
Dear Student,

Warm greetings, and welcome to Nuevo Meshiko! Our nation is proud to have been selected as the first ever host country of the International Exchange Student Program. As you may know, the IESP was founded by The Nation of Ceneria with the hopes encouraging multicultural contact between nations all across the world, and increasing the quality of education in all its member nations. We are committed to the original goal, and will strive to achieve it in every way possible, and aim to go beyond.

So, make yourself at home, nuestra casa es tu casa. We wish you the best of luck in all of your future endeavors.

Enjoy your stay, and happy learning!


Joseph Vasconcelos
Minister of Education and Culture

Naphtali Anderson
Minister of Foreign Affairs

Roberto Andrews
President of the Most Serene Sultanate of Nuevo Meshiko


MANDATORY COURSES

This section lists all mandatory courses, which must be taken by all international high school students at the second grade level (also known as eleventh year, or its foreign equivalent).

ENGLISH:
Mandatory for all national and international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught in English.

MESHIKAN CASTILEAN:
Mandatory for all national and international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught in English and Meshikan Castilean.

GENERAL MATHEMATICS:
Mandatory for all national and international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught in English and Meshikan Castilean.

NATURAL SCIENCES:
Mandatory for all international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught primarily in English.

INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES:
Mandatory for all international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught primarily in English.

FOREIGN CULTURE AND LANGUAGE STUDIES:
Mandatory for all international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught primarily in English.

ELECTIVE COURSES

This section lists all elective courses, one of which must be taken by all international high school students at the second grade level (also known as eleventh year, or its foreign equivalent).

MUSIC/CHOIR/BAND?:

FINE ARTS?:

COMPUTER SCIENCE?:

Bear with me, as I still have to describe each course.

[Rhodevus]

I think that is pretty good list

[Kwadai]

Agreed. Sehr gut

[Kernan]

Well here goes what I have so far... running out of creativity for the electives haha, but each student can only pick one (and perhaps it'd be preferable if all picked the same one lol), for a total of seven subjects daily.

ESCUELA PREPARATORIA FEDERAL #21: “JUSTO TLATOANI”
COURSE CATALOG FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

INTRODUCTION
Dear Student,

Warm greetings, and welcome to Nuevo Meshiko! Our nation is proud to have been selected as the first ever host country of the International Exchange Student Program. As you may know, the IESP was founded by The Nation of Ceneria with the hopes encouraging multicultural contact between nations all across the world, and increasing the quality of education in all its member nations. We are committed to the original goal, and will strive to achieve it in every way possible, and aim to go beyond.

So, make yourself at home, nuestra casa es tu casa. We wish you the best of luck in all of your future endeavors.

Enjoy your stay, and happy learning!


Joseph Vasconcelos
Minister of Education and Culture

Naphtali Anderson
Minister of Foreign Affairs

Roberto Andrews
President of the Most Serene Sultanate of Nuevo Meshiko


MANDATORY COURSES

This section lists all mandatory courses, which must be taken by all international high school students at the second grade level (also known as eleventh year, or its foreign equivalent).

ENGLISH:
Mandatory for all national and international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught in English.

MESHIKAN CASTILEAN:
Mandatory for all national and international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught in English and Meshikan Castilean.

GENERAL MATHEMATICS:
Mandatory for all national and international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught in English and Meshikan Castilean.

NATURAL SCIENCES:
Mandatory for all international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught primarily in English.

INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES:
Mandatory for all international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught primarily in English.

FOREIGN CULTURE AND LANGUAGE STUDIES:
Mandatory for all international students. Student must complete at least 170 in-class hours and achieve an academic grade average of 75% or above to complete the course. Course is to be taught primarily in English.

ELECTIVE COURSES

This section lists all elective courses, one of which must be taken by all international high school students at the second grade level (also known as eleventh year, or its foreign equivalent).

MUSIC/CHOIR/BAND?:

FINE ARTS?:

COMPUTER SCIENCE?:

Bear with me, as I still have to describe each course.

Could you include Meshikan Government as an elective?

[Nuevo Meshiko]

Could you include Meshikan Government as an elective?

Can surely do, but we can also cover it in International History and Social Studies class. There could be a unit devoted to each nation, if you guys so wish .

[United Regions of Verona]

Could you include Meshikan Government as an elective?

Can surely do, but we can also cover it in International History and Social Studies class. There could be a unit devoted to each nation, if you guys so wish .

oh yes oh yes ohhhhhhh yes

[Rhodevus]

Can surely do, but we can also cover it in International History and Social Studies class. There could be a unit devoted to each nation, if you guys so wish .

oh yes oh yes ohhhhhhh yes

agreed completely.

[Kwadai]

Can surely do, but we can also cover it in International History and Social Studies class. There could be a unit devoted to each nation, if you guys so wish .

oh yes oh yes ohhhhhhh yes

You're enthusiastic about it but I agree with you

[Rhodevus]

oh yes oh yes ohhhhhhh yes

You're enthusiastic about it but I agree with you

how could you not be enthusiastic about it?

[Nuevo Meshiko]

I'm lovin' the enthusiasm.

[Kwadai]

You're enthusiastic about it but I agree with you

how could you not be enthusiastic about it?

I said that I agreed with him

[Rhodevus]

how could you not be enthusiastic about it?

I said that I agreed with him

it was rhetorical...

let's party! The thread is almost ready and the Rp is almost ready and.... I really hope the RP lives up to the hype...
that would be a bummer