Now if you are a teenager you know exactly what I’m talking about. See I just started my last year of high school. I'm officially the top dog, Senior. During the school year there’s this defined schedule that every teen follows. You wake up, get ready, leave and do you day, then go home and do more school work. I honestly don't agree with this system.
I think as teens we should be learning real day situations in a way that is in a controlled environment. After being in school for 12 years I've learned nothing in how to do things that will eventually happen in my life. Paying bills, buying a house with a mortgage, how to know if something is worth the buy. No we learn the pythagorean theorem, and finding angles on a triangle.
The funny thing is if you ask a teacher what this will help in life with they really don't have an answer. They say if you become and air conditioner unit installer or an air force pilot. But how many of the 3000 students will actually become those things, not many at all.
I think so many schools continue on a path which sets students up for failure instead of excellence. Shouldn’t our school systems be wanting us to prosper and do great things in life instead of seeing us fail and in some cases drop out of school. School continues to become harder and harder with AP, Honors classes. I think school systems need to take a step back and look at what our students needs, what will set them up for the best success in life.
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