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Why school didn't teach you about money | Answer In Progress
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Ehhh, that's a little too conspiratorial for me. While I agree they aren't going to teach you how badly you're going to be fucked as an adult, nor encourage true critical thinking, I think for things like financial literacy it's more due to the school system being under funded.
Personally, I'm not a fan of the current public education system at all, and would like to see it restructered from the ground up along the lines of Ferrer schools.
I disagree with under funded,
all students need is 1 course on the matter,
1 teacher a few hours a week,
which is not crazy expensive.