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Seriously, in high school, you could just cut out the political indoctrination, and we'd go back to having math, science, literacy, and other basic skills turn out at the top of the world again. But as far as 'teaching business', nobody really "teaches business".
You can teach basic economic literacy. You can teach kids what "real world skills" are, but business is either a matter of lifelong learning, or an indoctrination. You simply can't teach one to be what they are inherently not.
What political indoctrination. I've never seen this at all in our high schools. I do think that in addition to the basic skills, high schools should teach how to survive in the real world. My daughter took consumer math which taught her how to buy a home, a car and things like that. Now that is useful.....algebra and geometry not so much.
What political indoctrination. I've never seen this at all in our high schools. I do think that in addition to the basic skills, high schools should teach how to survive in the real world. My daughter took consumer math which taught her how to buy a home, a car and things like that. Now that is useful.....algebra and geometry not so much.
What political indoctrination. I've never seen this at all in our high schools. I do think that in addition to the basic skills, high schools should teach how to survive in the real world. My daughter took consumer math which taught her how to buy a home, a car and things like that. Now that is useful.....algebra and geometry not so much.
I take it you haven't paid attention to HS curriculum as of late?
Personally, this liberal would like to see more business education in school. It is an important life skill, just like basic math, science, etc. People can earn graduate degrees from expensive elite colleges and not learn until decades later that they deal does not cash flow. Might as well learn how to float your boat right off the bat.
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Let me begin with saying that the foundation of education (language, math, and science) should not change.
...However, business education, in my opinion is severely underrepresented in the school curriculum, especially in a nation with capitalism. If there is one thing that can empower both workers and entrepreneurs is knowing just how much of what they learn has applications in the real world.
With proper integration of business education into the school subjects, not only will you have more inspired entrepreneurs with innovative and marketable ideas, but you will also have workers who will understand the value they could bring to their employers and the room for growth that they have.
Some schools do. It all really depends on the school district.
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So because you dont see it, it is not there?
That is a college, not a high school.
And are you really claiming There are not right wing versions of this very video ?
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