@Mikey - That's literally part of how the class would be structured. It would be a semester long class on the importance of traditional family structures, combined with "How to not fuck up your kid 101"
You can't reasonably expect to live your life as a truck driver, and have everything just "work out," especially if you're raising kids. The skill requirements expected of the average citizen keeps going up.
@Mikey - Our "DNA" is about creating copies of ourselves, raising children to become exactly like us. That's fine if you're already a shining example of society, but not so fine when you're struggling or you're in a profession that's about to go the way of the dodo bird.
Parenting classes could be about constant intergenerational improvement. Focus on generating more cognitively capable kids, so that society will be able to continue growing.
Our DNA is to care and raise a child in a good environment. These are helped to be enforced with good family values. We don't need your proposal of another pointless lesson when the moment you create a family, you begin to realise that it takes effort and time to raise a child right.
@Mikey - If you're a farmer, or a hunter-gatherer, or a factory worker in a steady job that's going to be there fifty years from now, then everything is fine. When the world is in flux, not so fine.
