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Teach real world issues in schools eliminate math, and English and let students have a selection of career path.

Created by C.T. on September 29, 2014

I believe that starting in sixth grade and ending twelfth grade we should teach our students real world skills eliminating Math, and English. These days every one has a calculator on their phones or iPod. And the average human being should be able to speak English. Let's face it you won't need to know how to use a Pronoun in the real world. I think we should add English and Math as exploratory classes. I think in place of those classes we should add job traits according to what the student whats to do with there life. And also add a class that teaches kids about world problems and threats such as Ebola, and Isis. Keep Social Studies and Science. Social Studies teaches us about past problems and therefore tells us what mistakes not to make. Science because it teaches us about the world.

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