Whats something/thingsthat should be taught in school but isn't?

[Heafcliffe]

In addition to fin lit, professional development is def important: resume building, email etiquette, interview skills, etc.

 

[Worthless Loser]

conflict resolution

This needs to be mandatory and I think it should be more than 1 year. People come out of high school with zero conflict resolution skills and resort to the most extreme ways to dealing with basic situations.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Financial literacy

Money management....

they do teach this, yall just dont pay attention in late stage algebra.

theres literally question sets on this.

 

[Dameon Farrow]

Financial literacy

/thread and repped. Average high school teaches zip about this. Some parents teach it at home but most won't as they are lacking in it themselves.

 

[Sleepy Floyd]

A lot of this stuff y'all mention are things that a parent should teach their kids. School is nkt a substitute for parenting.

My family taught me about financial literacy as well as many things that make up what's known as home ec

 

[the elastic]

Local politics

 

[Big Mountain Hélà]

A lot of this stuff y'all mention are things that a parent should teach their kids. School is nkt a substitute for parenting.

My family taught me about financial literacy as well as many things that make up what's known as home ec

Now that you mention it, Parenting 101

 

[RammerJammer]

Meteorology

 

[WaveWhisperer]

Financial literacy

Lets be honest its a great idea but most kids wouldn’t pay attention at all breh

I feel that SHOULD be taught at home

 

[NoMorePie]

Lets be honest its a great idea but most kids wouldn’t pay attention at all breh

I feel that SHOULD be taught at home

Put it in a way that will make em pay attention. Kids already don't give a shyt about how many watermelon it takes to put fill a shopping cart

Teach em about investing. Tell em about what it takes to finance or lease their favorite desired cars or some shyt.

 

[Gritsngravy]

Coding, engineering, robotics, astronomy, Agriculture, architecture, really just more in depth topics
Honestly high schools should be closer to college versus grammar school
Or maybe I just missed out on going to one of them specialized high schools

 

[kevin arnold]

Financial literacy

They do teach financial management…depends on your zip code

 

[NoirDynosaur]

Common Sense/Street Smarts in a dangerous neighborhood
How to produce a hit song/hit album
Charisma/Being Charming. A lot of people don't know how to do this
Traveling Tips
How to write/rap/the art of freestyle
Social skills. How to keep a Conversation. Esp in this generation
How to Talk to Women/How to Talk to Men/How to Spit Game in general
How to spot a manipulator/con/narcissist
Social Media Marketing
How to Twerk
How to navigate through life. 48 Laws of Power
How to debate without being using fallacies
Emotional intelligence/Self Actualization
Why silence is a super power
Combat Training
Why the food supply has manipulated the hormones of today's generation. Feminization of Men Masculinization of Women
How to make your own clothing/shoe brand. How to sew fabrics.

 

[Xyrax]

This is an easy one man. Finance. Everything from credit how it works in addition to its utility; all the way up to equities and derivatives.

If this stuff was heavily focused on in schools, a LOT more people would make it out of poverty in their lifetimes. Not everyone, but many more. And because of the lensing effect of passing on to estates/inheritance, you could see families really build over generations.

 

[North of Death]

Shabooya