Studying Elvish at the University of Wisconsin:
The writer J. Tolkien came up with several languages with their own grammar rules and spelling for the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Of these languages, the most popular is "Elvish", which can be heard at book shows. The University of Wisconsin in the United States has a language course on the study of the language of elves, and the professor who teaches it is one of the linguists who worked on films based on the works of Tolkien.
Happiness Lessons:
Several schools in Germany have a subject that helps children become happier. It's called "The Lesson of Happiness". The teacher tells his wards about how each of them can learn to enjoy life, and within the framework of the subject, children are happy to do charity work.
History of the Beatles:
Students at the University of Liverpool are honored to take a course on the history and work of the iconic "Beatles". Thus, the educational institution honors the activities of its famous compatriots.
Lessons in the love of nature:
In almost all schools in Japan, children are taught to love the world around them. During such lessons, students leave the walls of the educational institution and spend useful time in nature.