High School Classes Sometimes Miss the Real-World Lessons Students Need. But We Don't.
By the time high school is over, students will (or should) know the square root of a million, the most famous Aztec leader, and the number of protons carbon has (10,000, Montezuma II, 6).
But there comes a time in every adult's life when they’ll scratch their head in amazement at what high school didn’t teach them. Maybe it'll happen when filing their taxes, or trying to buy their first house, or even when trying to develop a nutritious diet.