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re: What Are Things That Are No Longer Taught In School?
Posted on 11/2/21 at 2:02 pm to SantaFe
Posted on 11/2/21 at 2:02 pm to SantaFe
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1.How to read a ruler.
2.Cursive.
3.How to read a clock with hour and minute hands.
These are all taught in public elementary schools here in Kentucky.
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4.How to balance a check book.
5.Driver's ed.
We have a financial literacy class that’s an elective. Same with lifeskills. Problem is most parents want their kids taking a study skills or an ACT prep class instead.
My high school offers drivers ed but it’s after school. For what it’s worth, it was after school when I was in HS in the late 90s as well.
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6. Long division.
7.Multiplying/dividing fractions.
8.Legit History.
All still taught on multiple levels. “Legit history” depends on your definition. I learned a lot more history outside of HS in 16 week courses that were geared towards more specific time periods/events that K-12 really doesn’t have the time to cover in detail.
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9.Respect/ the Golden Rule.
Sure. But it’s not going to stick if it’s not taught at home.
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10. The Ten Commandments.
Not in public school. But it’s been that way for a few decades now. Nothing is stopping anyone from taking their kids to church and Sunday school to learn that lesson.
Posted on 11/2/21 at 3:22 pm to BluegrassBelle
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1.How to read a ruler. 2.Cursive. 3.How to read a clock with hour and minute hands. These are all taught in public elementary schools here in Kentucky.
So there is some hope!
We have created a society where a high school graduate cannot perform the most basic arithmetic without a smartphone, has very little knowledge committed to memory. I ham thankful my kids are old enough to be able to function well in day to day life even if their phone is dead.
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