We are to count the number of functions from a set of 7 days to 3 subjects (Math, Science, Language), such that each subject appears at least once. This is a classic inclusion-exclusion problem.

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**Unlocking Daily Learning Patterns: How Many Ways Can We Weave Math, Science, and Language Across a Week?** Ever wondered how many unique ways you can schedule lessons across three core subjects—Math, Science, and Language—within a single week? Researchers and educators recognize this as a classic inclusion-exclusion challenge: counting the number of functions from 7 days to 3 subjects where each subject appears at least once. This isn’t just a math puzzle—it reflects how modern learners balance diverse educational needs across packed schedules. With increasing emphasis on well-rounded education and digital skill development in the U.S., understanding these learning patterns helps families, instructors, and institutions design effective, inclusive curricula. Function counting models—like mapping daily assignments, course selections, or study blocks—shine light on real-world time management and subject diversity, revealing subtle but powerful insights into how we structure knowledge intake.