School systems?

yeah the catch is

let's look at canada

Canada pays HS teachers 90K

they get overzealous

they go on strike action due to cuts

I think that schools should also teach personal finance

the cuts were made because the province was in debt

and require you get a job

Agreed

@21ooAB great point.

Most schools have a career class

but that's BS

make personal finance a side class in Year 11/12

Our school does a think where you go into a job field in 12th grade for 2 months

People usually learn life skills by passed on knowledge

it might be cancelled this year

due to corona

Yeah

I don't have school cancelled.

School's goin' about.

my country dc about Corona since there's like 20 completely isolated cases

in total

and that's 5700 KM east of me

Trade school should start 10-12th grade

Students should decide on their paths in Year 10-11.

Trades, sciences, other subjects etc

have more applied schools for certain subjects

Kindegarten - > Elementary School - > Pre Applied Prep in Year 8 and 9

Year 10 is Applied School to year 12.

Applied Schools focus strictly on subjects and core life values.

ie: Applied School of Medicine for Year 10-12 students.

anyone get what I'm saying?

I agree as well

That could actually be useful

Education should have strictly strong funding.

Canadians complain that education cuts are harmful to public schools

but let's be real

their school systems are never as hands on as some other countries schools

Russian School systems, korean ones, japanese ones, some specialized American ones

America did have hands on