What do you think they should teach in school

I think there should be psychology classes, where they would teach you how to solve conflicts, how to learn effectively, how to manage your emotions, how to be assertive and not aggressive and much more. I also support sex education, which unfortunately got banned in my country. I'm not talking about any propaganda or sexualizing minors. I'm talking about teaching students what consent is, methods of contraception, sexual orientations, what's normal and healthy and what's not, about periods and pregnancy. Also, how to deal with identity issues and what options they have.

Reading & writing.
Math.
History like Lloyd said.
How to do taxes.
And basic house & car upkeep (like changing the oil or a flat tire, basic plumbing, basic electrical work)

World history and how it connects to now. Not through the lenses of racism of color but rather what the people did with their natural resources. Too often do we get the stereotype that our ancestors were morons. When in reality they made works and machinery that while crude compared to modern inventions were beyond novel for their time. This can be better utilized for the understanding of why certain cultures didnt progress or were subjugated by their neighbors.

Social skills, common sense, how to make friends with the right people, how to avoid scammers and crooks.

Manners.

Asexual Education.

Schools should teach things kids will actually need to know later on in life. Most things they teach in school is useless and pointless. Not just highschool, but for Elementary and Middle as well.

I think inclusion and equality should be pushed. We really need to stamp out the growing racists in our country :)

Meditation

Condoms and the importance of lube.

HISTORY if true history is not taught then people will repeat it, just what is happening in America today, reason there is socialism and acceptance of communism people are not taught why it is bad and what happen to the general public when it was a govern body in a country

Business to be used and how 🤔 👌 💯 😌 🤷 😏 🤔 👌 💯 😌 🤷 😏 🤔 👌 💯 😌 🤷 😏 🤔 👌 💯 😌 🤷 😏 🤔

There is a huge deficit of Math skills in society. High paid software jobs go unfilled, few people understand the computational order of algebraic operations, or Probability and Statistics that is needed in business. And, I’m not even including the differential calculus that economists, scientists, and engineers use every day.

Math teachers get paid less than car park attendants. This area of social ignorance should be no surprise.

I think more should be taught about economics. It should be a mandatory class. I hear young people say silly things and they do not understand the true concept of supply and demand and how it translates to the real world. Ive had people argue with me saying even if we took in 20 million illegals that will all work unskilled labor jobs that wouldnt affect unskilled labor wages.

Also finance classes are important I'm just now learning about how banks work and how mortgages work and bonds.

Logic and philosophy are a must, civics education should be strengthened, and the acquisition of vocational skills should be encouraged.

The Morning Newspaper covers quite a few subjects that will enhance anyone's brain for think-ability.

Home economics

As others have said, stuff that is actually relevant to life. Of 'academic' subjects, literacy and numeracy are the only ones of any value. I concur with the late Peter Burns of the rock band 'Dead Or Alive' who said 'Kids need to learn how to handle life, not what to do with a decimal point'.

The difference between sex and gender. And that gender dysphoria can be cured. That human males cannot become human females no matter how much surgery they undergo and how much hormones they take. Puberty blockers are dangerous and it's okay for boys to wear make up and wear dress and skirts. This does NOT make them girls. And girls should be taught that not identifying to female will not prevent them from experiencing sexism.