Tell us what they don't tell you in school
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ACTUAL LIFE SKILLS
hey school teach me how to do taxes. schools: shut the f up and square dance
This'll sound weird but the thing no one told me about school (or college) was how much better life gets once you're done. And in college it was even alluded to more than once that it (college) was the real world. What a load of horsesh*t. I never liked school, kept my head down, did what I had to do and graduated. Didn't really miss the people much (maybe 1 or 2 friends, teachers/professors were inspiring or good people) and never looked back. Don't get me wrong. My education and degree was 100% necessary for me personally and one hell of a fallback more than once but personally for the most part it was just bizarre and everything after that made more sense to me. I really feel for everyone in the "trenches"!
I agree. Specially with the lack of free time that students have. They do a 40h week of studies in the school and then at home, in the weekends and holidays they need to do massuve amounts of homework and studying. A person working 40h a week is not expected to work other 20 in their free time. I was shocked when i graduated and started working of how much free time I had. Yes, i had housechores but i had those before as well. Now my weekends and evenings were to go out, to hike, to learn other things...
How to learn things efficiently. Seriously, schools force you to reproduce knowledge in tests but they're not teaching you well how to gather and remember it. I'm he more "learing by doing" kind of type so learning and reproducing pure facts for the sake of it was (and is) always the horror for me.
That most of the time no matter how much effort you put your success or lack of depends of external factors and not you.
