What is one topic in school that Americans should embrace to make them smarter?

[Doin2Much Williams]

Critical Race Theory or Lifeskills 101 for boys (changing a tire, filing your own taxes, how to cancel a cable tv subscription, dealing with Karens, vertical CPR, how to avoid getting #MeToo'd, Relationships with women/ways to point out a succubi, etc).



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[UberEatsDriver]

Critical Race Theory or Lifeskills 101 for boys (changing a tire, filing your own taxes, how to cancel a cable tv subscription, dealing with Karens, vertical CPR, how to avoid getting #MeToo'd, Relationships with women/ways to point out a succubi, etc).



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Does lifeskills actually make you smarter? A dumbass can be very good with their hands

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Neither, you know the pressure doctors have on them if they fk up? A single Malpractice suit can take strip you of your whole life. I’m also not touching other peoples shut with my hands so plumbing is out.

Black folks should take that risk since cac doctors screw us over

 

[King Sun]

No class will fix the public school system here. Its not really the content its the underfunding of public schools and under pay for teachers.

 

[powmia]

Financial Literacy.

 

[Wild self]

Stem is a vague topic but it will never be worthless regardless of how many people are skilled in it

We need more worker unions. Period.

 

[Mike Nasty]

Im not sure if there is a such thing as more practical math, all math is needed

Not everyone needs calculus.

 

[Gritsngravy]

Neither, you know the pressure doctors have on them if they fk up? A single Malpractice suit can take strip you of your whole life. I’m also not touching other peoples shut with my hands so plumbing is out.

Being in the medical field is way more interesting than plumbing
You could be creating medicines, performing ground breaking research, finding new ways to heal people
Versus working with pipes and human waste

 

[Gritsngravy]

We need more worker unions. Period.

Black people need to become more highly skilled

 

[tuckgod]

Critical thinking

 

[Gritsngravy]

Not everyone needs calculus.

Everyone would benefit from learning calculus

 

[ViShawn]

Logic. What’s crazy to me is how America has gotten this far without teaching it as a formal classroom subject

Debating and Rhetoric would be a great course

 

[Jekyll]

Math and Science from early ages is what we are behind the most in. We have to import so much of the STEM talent in this country because of lack of graduates. Its not like people aren’t trying either. There’s a high failure rate for alot of STEM type majors.

 

[Mike Nasty]

Everyone would benefit from learning calculus

No would pass it.

 

[IIVI]

Software Engineering.

It's a great balance of logic and tech with the potential make top 5% money when you're 18 or outright invent you own world-changing app.

People skills/empathy after that.