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Schools do not connect learning material to how they can be used in the outside world. Aliezah Hulett believes that “Traditional topics such as calculus and Shakespeare should not be neglected, but teachers should be able to ask their class, ‘Now, how can we use this lesson outside of the classroom?’”
Everything that students learn should have lesson connected to it, so students are both more likely to remember the material and benefit from it. For example, a lesson that could be learned from reading Into the Wild is to always go into something prepared and make sure at least one trusted person knows what you are doing and where.Everyday life skills such as accounting are not taught in required classes.
Although schools do expose students to valuable skills such as perseverance, responsibility, and social skills, they do not account for the skills used in day-to-day life. For example, school does offer classes that teach students how much to tip in a restaurant, how to prepare for a job interview, write a resume, or even how to pay common bills.
Schools do not put enough effort into making sure students have a plan after high school.
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