I think it's better to focus on a few subjects. If you only have a couple of things to study, you can really understand them well and maybe even become an expert. Also, it's less stressful than trying to remember lots of different things. This way, students can find out what they're really interested in and get ready for a specific job or university course.

On the other hand, learning many subjects is also good. It gives students a wider range of knowledge and helps them become more adaptable. They might find new interests they didn't know about before. Plus, having general skills is useful for life and for jobs that keep changing.

I think it depends on the student and their age. Younger students should probably learn a lot of different subjects to see what they like. Later, when they're older, they can focus on just a few. Also, some jobs need you to know a lot about one thing, but others want you to have many different skills.