Gutfeld: Survey shows students wish they learned more life skills before graduating
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- 'Gutfeld!' panel discusses a new survey where the majority of college graduates wish they had been taught more life skills before graduation
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I told my kids, many years ago, that my job was to teach them how to survive in today's society. They are doing well, I'm happy to say.
funny story i lived in one of my dads houses he rented to two unniversity students whom one day knocked on my door at 2 pm in morning to say they bathroom toilet was flooding
isaid im just renting as my dad said and to call him
and went back to bed
these idiots let it flood instead of calling him and /or turning off water ...
its the omg the power is out my microwave wont work im gonna starve
its proof smart is not always clever
That's the way I was raised when I was younger by my parents. I don't understand the way these people think it makes me wonder what the hell were their parents doing when they were kids.
This .
It’s the parents job to teach their kids how to live
If only more parents were like you.
That’s what a Father Supposed to do is nice
I worked at my Dad's Construction site all through high school I learned all the skills I needed there
And you actually contributed something worthwhile to society!
Exactly. Basic carpentry, auto repair, plumbing.....the actual essential jobs.
That is great. I'm sure your parents are so proud of you!😁👍 In the 80's they still had trade schools where you could learn carpentry, blacksmithing (Forging) electrician, mechanics etc. My friend opened a shop Morris Blacksmith at 19 years old. He still is a blacksmith to this day and he has another business now called Beisler Hammer. A few years ago he did some wrought iron fencing around the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier. Sad to see the pure useless garbage that they put in schools today. Ill equipped for life is an understatement. They're lost.
@@donnatassa2018 Tell me about it
Sadly I never left
When my kids turned 10, I introduced them to the washer and dryer. They did their own laundry. They had other responsubilitues, as well. Now, they are in their thirties, have jobs, own homes, have children, great family values, and life skills. They didn't get everything they wanted, but did get what they needed.
@Chelle Bright or welfare
Exactly Joyce! The first word every parent needs to know is “no.” The rest is easy. Mine are 34 and 35, working, self supporting and they can do laundry. 🇺🇸
@@barbarafischbach8480 My son thanked me for saying no to some of the things he wanted to do. He said he sees how others kids he grew up, who were pampered, turned out.
I taught my oldest how to recognize numbers by having him turn the channel on the tv. We didn't have a remote but we had him. Turn it to seven. Turn it to 13 etc.
Tf is a responsubility
Tyrus sounds like he had a very smart mother, who didn't give into guilt or societal pressure. Looks like she did a good job!
That’s a big reason for the millions of half wits who don’t read, but still think they have Clue #1 about political or economics.
An uneducated mother is like stepping into the batter’s box w/one strike already against you.
@@chasbodaniels1744
Tyrus' mother sounds like my mother. She tricked me into doing laundry as a one-time helper at 7 years old. Since that ONE time... I been doing my own laundry -_-
I know a bunch of Korean children who never do laundry LOL!
Parents should be teaching these skills to their children.
Absolutely, positively, yes.
If that is the case then what do we need schools for?
Parents and K-12 schools should work in concert with life skills trainings. But seemingly schools don't want to be open about their curriculum anymore.
youre right... but thats never gonna happen. parents are too lazy these days
I agree but it also wouldn’t hurt to bring back home economics where students are taught basic sewing, cooking and other fundamental housework.
I showed my kids how to do laundry the way I do it. That way it will come out good and not shrink or fade. My mama taught me, I was 11 years old and I washed all my own clothes, bedclothes and helped with the bathroom towels and washcloths. Also I vacuumed, dusted once a week. I set the table for 7 and got dinner started every day and mama would take over when she got home. We kids would take turns washing, drying then putting away dishes.
The biggest lifeskill they posess is their use of cell phones. Everywhere you go nowdays you see people scrolling their cell phones all day long.
Eventually we'll all have our consciousness embedded in cyberspace like 'The Matrix'. Everyone will be in a computer simulation where everyone walks around engrossed in social media on a smartphone.
Government can control us through tech.
these kids parents failed them if they cant do their laundry or cook a basic meal. that is not the purpose of school. I do agree high schools should have a mandatory finance class.
Our jr.high&high school had home economics too&agricultural etc.
Right, when you come from a large family, you learn to babysit, do dishes, laundering, cleaning house, scrubbing toilets, cooking, yard work, grocery shopping , handling money and attending school.
Nailed it. The older generation just aren't passing on their knowledge.
David C. Did he post in this comment? I'm getting a notification for it and it links to this one, but the comment is missing?
??? Hello? What's going on here?
The politicians shouldn’t be making decisions for anybody. Not even themselves.
Well, if people are no tmaking decisions 'for themselves,' who would you have make decisions for them?
If those we elect 'should not be making decisions,' why are we electing them?
@@notcharles “If voting was so important, they wouldn’t let us do it.” - Mark Twain
Im pretty sure Biden isn't allowed to make decisions for himself.
@@notcharles You tell me? If people are not making their own decisions, let them face the consequences. Even the best politicians are not always right.
My kids were doing their own laundry in fifth grade. My son knew how to cook five different meals before he left for college.
Right my daughter would finish the meals, I started before work, when she got home from school to feed her and her brother at 13yrs old...now she's an outstanding cook and has a full time job and runs her household and takes care of her daughter...oh these poor children...🤦♀️
I was 10 when my mother told me I was old enough to start doing my own laundry. Then I started doing my older brother's as well because he would leave coins in his pocket...lol....and my 7 yo granddaughter knows how to use the washing machine and put the right amount of detergent in.
Same here, though a little earlier. It’s like Pete said in the video: free labor is one of the side benefits of having kids.
If you guys see that anyone has been signed on to UA-cam for just 3days like gummyboy jordan they're a TROLL don't waste your breath on them
My mother taught me how to count money and tell the time when I was two. She taught me how to wash by the time I was four. When we moved in with my father in T'dad, she then taught me how to use the washing machine. I was six. There's no excuse for these snowflakes not knowing the basics.
My mother, God bless her sainted soul, said that her daughters would not leave her home until they knew how to sew and cook. My sister and I can do both very well.
Both great and important skills. I was taught them plus crochet and knitting. I bought my daughter her own sewing machine when she was 9 and she can crochet. We also make those potholders with the square metal loom and you buy the different colored loops to make them with. It's old school but so fun and they make the best potholders.
I LEARNED HOW TO PAINT, LOAD LOGS , HOW TO GROW FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES, COOK , CLEAN , SEW, KNIT, AND MANY MORE THINGS THANKS TO MY HANDS ON PARENTS! I USE TO CUT OUR LAWN EVERY SATURDAY THAT TOOK 4 HOURS TO DO AND THE LANDSCAPING. THE BEST THING WHEN I GOT OLDER THEY DIDEN';T GIVE TWO SHITS ABOUT WHAT I DID AFTER BECAUSE THEY KNEW I COULD HANDLE MYSELF IN ANY SITUATION. BOY DID I HAVE FUN AT NIGHT.
College degree now is a participation trophy. Most degrees not worth much. Had harder courses in military.
Completely agree. And yeah, the military is better, because they actually need you to become useful ... xD
I did both. 2 college degrees and 10 years Army. You don't need to ask which was more valuable in life skills.
@@P5ykoOHD Tell that to all the scientists/engineers that gave you such a luxurious life
@@jacksonh2083 Other than actual useful degrees in STEM ... You're also more useful to society going into a trade school ... thought it was implied, given the context of the video, that the comment does not say STEM degrees are useless.
@@jacksonh2083 That's in the past at many colleges where the physics and chemistry and engineering classes are talking about CRT and "whiteness" and how science and math are W supreeeeemacy. These people have ruined education, trade schools do a much better job now. I've seen BA and MS in engineering barely understand anything while an AS or BA at a trade school can actually repair things and understand the subjects. The colleges don't even get hands on until the 3rd year vs the 1st day in trade school.
It sounds like these people lived in houses where there wasn’t any parenting actually going on.
“Parenting” isn’t always being at home just to be a hover parent. Some parents work. It’s giving your kids the skills and guidance so they make good decisions when they grow up.
If after 4 years they can't do these basic things then the dumbing down has most definitely worked.
But we’ll think of them fondly every Thanksgiving, wherever they are.
4 years? College is too late!
Since our kids could walk and walk, we taught these skills in age-appropriate ways - from laundry to budgeting and more.
This is why shop and home economics needs to be taught in middle school and high school
A teacher tried saying those classes are available in schools. I asked my granddaughters older sister - they said it was nowhere for them to attend in their school.
@@andreadeamon6419 I'm so confused by your comment, lol.
1) These classes ARE actually taught in schools, my Mother teaches one. And my friends have kids in both of them. So I think it's a case by case basis.
2) Isn't your "granddaughters older sister", your other granddaughter?
I'm DAF so I had questions, lol.
They should start life skills training in grade school. My 7 y/o can make eggs 5 different ways and help w laundry. Kids should be raised doing these things so they're not so put off by chores when they get older. So many kids can't even wash their own hair these days.
Amen
Ya can't teach that anymore, those are sexist and someone could hurt themselves..... God forbid that ever happening
Greg hits the nail right on the head here. Be Useful, you become indispensable! Not being filled with self importance cos you carried a banner at demo or shouted abuse at a Police officer or set fire to your neighborhood.
Tyrus…nailed it. 100% accurate everything he said past the turtle joke.
And gutfelds joke about the heart of the kid in his glovebox. That was like for cannibalistic adrenochrome junkies like Ellen Hillary and Huma, I guess...
How much is tyrus paying you
Let’s face facts if they had any budgeting skills they wouldn’t have wasted all that tuition money on gender studies.
That's the Life Lesson higher education teaches; "There's a sucker born every minute" and "A fool and his gold are soon parted"!
Doesn’t matter what they want to spend their money on, it’s a free country and we can pay for whatever we want to learn. That’s the benefit of living here as opposed to communism where you can’t openly learn things that go against the regime
So what you're saying@@KingMapleSeedis they can spend their money on whatever they want or spend someone else's money, but God forbid they should learn to spend their money wisely? Which is directly flying in the face of the survey results, where recent college grads wish they'd learned to budget their money and spend wisely! One of the hardest lessons to teach someone is "spending wisely" because of that whole "unlimited wants versus limited resources" thing some bummer economist had to invent...Jeesh!
Romans 1:22
22 Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools,
@@KingMapleSeed : giving "" children "" the choice to learn what they WANT vs what they NEED ???? THAT WILL ALWAYS TURN OUT BAD !!!!
Victims are a product of this age. Sad.
trump: "we're ALL VICTIMS!"
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Victims of a sabotaged education system. Also, we should have some words with the previous generation who created this age then
Willing victims..
Today’s college philosophy:
Teach ‘em to fish and they can feed themselves…however…
Give ‘em a fish and you can control them for life.
Sad, but true...
People that are given everything are controlled.
Charles your comment , profound. Too much today is absurd and idiotic. And so hypocritical! I don’t know about you but for me I have found that the older I get the more the cliches that I heard as a kid are making sense. Example: youth is wasted on the youth.
Teach them to fish so they can take your fish away and give your fish to someone who doesn't like to fish.
Teach them to how make and maintain fish ponds.
Gutfield IMO is the most entertaining and informative show out there.
I'm crying 😭
He's funny as hell!😁👍
You won’t find a funny segment on CNN
😂🤣
I agree he’s hilarious
The antidote to wokeness is simple: more chores..
If they have the time to attend protests and demonstrations, they could at least pick up the trash while they're there.
@@brockobamagh1851 Trump rally attendees could offer courses in doing so.
@Dan Rodrigues Bro, chill, it isn’t that serious.
ROFL! Yes!
True though. Idle hands.
"Daughter's climbing up the chair, mom coming up saying 'help her!' Nope, life's lesson coming up..."
😆😆😆
My mom sure as hell didn't raise a crybaby and I still ain't scared, SHE TAUGHT ME TO SURVIVE AND NOW I THRIVE, BAM!!!!
Thats how my kids learned! They are tougher than any other kid I've seen because they learned the hard way and it made them smarter and stronger. They learned how my siblings and I learned and we all turned out just fine.
Activist's...."get a haircut and get a real job"(JCM)
Selective hearing?!
I'm taking my son fishing today but first we need an oil change on the truck and rotation of tires, he's cooking breakfast from vegetables from the garden and eggs from the coop, dishwasher unload and load, restringing the poles and tying new frogs to the line. Use knots he learned to secure boat. Not a bad Saturday morning. Have a great day.
Gardening and sewing are great skills too. I like to teach math & finance by making the kids shop & pay for things when they can.
That's awesome, but what time did you get up 2:00 in the morning or did you finally get to go fishing at 2:00 in the afternoon? 😂 Better than what my dad said if I didn't beat him to the yard he was going to beat me, JK. I used to love doing all the chores on weekends with my dad cuz he used to let me drink beer when I was 15 working outside and getting things done.
When my kids were about 9 or 10, we got a new washing machine that came with a video about operating it and doing laundry. The kids found it and watched it while I was at work...without being told to do so. When I got home, they were proudly doing all the laundry they could find and it was never a problem after that. I love remembering that.
If kids are allowed to fulfill the responsibilities they are capable of at each succeeding age, they like the competency of it all. Gotta be positive and teach 'em as you go along.
The most developed life skill I see in the young people nowdays is their skill on how to party.
In my neighborhood when weekend comes they
all gather together drink, smoke and party every weekend.
That means at least some of them have planning skills, which could be used to say, manage a household. The issue is motivation and not necessarily the skills! They had to learn the "skills" to party and create parties, after all..
When I went to college, I never partied or smoked. My alcohol consumption was limited to religiously approved levels.
These people will be hands down the worst generation in history.
I wish that wasn't true... But... Looks pretty apt.
That’s what every previous generation has said about the current generation of kids. It’s a lie. “The Greatest Generation” is widely considered to be the young people who fought in WW2 but they were also the generation who didn’t allow black folks to drink out of the same water fountain as them and fought against civil rights in the sixties. Social change and progress is work done by the young while the older folks are there to push back against it while glorifying a better time in America that really never existed.
This is really a sad monologue seeing large of our next generation wondering... God bless America 🙏
In the movie " I Am Legend" the vaccines turned people into zombies
In real life, the vaccines turned people into zombies that hiss when they realize someone isn’t vaccinated because they feel more safe without the vaccine.
I thought they were vampires.
It seems like people today (under 40) hardly know anything outside of their profession. I know grown men that can't change a tire or their oil. Much less do something physical or even remotely technical..
These are snobbish people with their noses up in the air...like the British who think they're better than the rest of the world because of their English accent...
IMO, the point of education is to ultimately learn to educate yourself. How can people not know how to do basic stuff with UA-cam and Google!?
Apparently a lot of these college graduates didn’t even learn how to learn
Yep! Parents need to teach their children to learn how to learn.
They Google everything.
Have calculators to do math.
We had to do it the hard way.
Granted, I prefer using calculators...but they would be lost if they had to do it the way we did.
@ThePatUltra I get great deals on kid's clothes at 2nd hand stores. Some new looking. I appreciate those kind of people.
School isn't education, thats the first issue, it was never meant to be either. Its glorified babysitting. And meant to snuff the love of learning out of your kids.
then what the hell is the point of school
In Canada, we have a saying: Go to University to get an Education, go to college to get a Job!!!
It's "go to university to get and endoctrination"
@@bobray3330 That has always been true, it's just worse now!!!
I wish school taught me how to recognize and identify a stroke, before it was too late for my Dad.
College was a good experience but it was more of a 4 Year Academic Party that I’m still paying off today
100%. And for me, it was an “okay” experience. lol
Please describe what was involved in an "academic party''? I'm very curious.
@Jonathan Keith you’re right dear
@@frangosouth I can’t remember & probably wouldn’t admit to if I could ;)
@@jadamocha7103 Aww you called me “dear”. 😭❤️
Parents have deprived their kids of life skills.
Homeschooling in a two-parent household is the way to go. Bonus points if they work for the family business as part of their curriculum. They’ll learn from a young age how to build skills that will not only make them polite and self reliant roommates, but how to think critically and operate a business.
@gymmyboy jordan You're a dope.
@Nitro Martini I have a degree in sociology with a minor in psychology and a master's degree in social work. I didn't get rich, but I learned an awful lot about the way the world works and why and those are things that come in handy every day of the week. They form a great foundation for any kind of job training. Yes, I did get to study Marx and a lot of other social philosophers and I did have to sit through a lot of Marxist propaganda, but I was smart enough with enough life experience to see through that crap and learn how to spot Marxist tactics in everyday life, something that many of my peers can't do. And of course, there were the many required courses in other fields and the myriad elective subjects, including life enhancement studies. The student who seeks to learn rather than just meet requirements can do well with any college program. It's a shame that so many don't.
@@emmybuttz stem majors learn how to think critically too, arguably more so than the average homeschooled kid.
@Nitro Martini Imagine talking down on a formal education, when realistically the stem majors that go to college pave the way for people like you. Or as Einstein once said, “It is not so very important for a person to learn facts. For that he does not really need a college. He can learn them from books. The value of an education in a liberal arts college is not the learning of many facts, but the training of the mind to think something that cannot be learned from textbooks.”
You didn't need a survey. Every single student I met wanted more life skills (I'm 21 so high school is still quite a fresh memory).
Parent's have an obligation to get their sons and daughters ready for adulthood. But lets pretend like its all hs and college
All of those life skills were taught to my by my parents before I was 10.
You're lucky you had parents. Many people dont
Young enough to have a wifi router before you hit 10, huh?
@@ferdtheterd3897 Why would you even bring this up???
@@aldendiaz1165 Because some people don't get to learn valuable lessons from their parents and so schools should teach valuable lessons instead of the current curriculum
@@ferdtheterd3897 my parents didn't tech me any of that stuff but I still learned it at some point personal accountability must come into play and you got to stop being the victim and take control of your life
I'm Going to the Trump Event today in Arizona! We Fight for America at any Cost! ✔🇺🇸
Have fun, say hi to The Don for me, Joshy from Australia
F A I L - Super Spreader event.
@@polygraphliedetector don't worry Karen
Enjoy! Wish I could go
@@usncorpsman7966 I'm not the one who will be dying due to your stupid decisions. Your family and friends will. I hope they got vaccinated.
This is the most stated comment by EVERY college grad, who cannot balance a check book, manage credit, or change a tire.
Correct. They have failed themselves, therefore they must find something to blame.
I am 12 and I hate social media. (Twitter, FB, TikTok). This is why…
Good for you. Smart kid!😁👍
Congress doesn't not need to make decisions for us.
Teachers unions have ruined education in America.
Emily should be the cover of sports illustrated
B b b but she's not trans anything!
She has a brain so she would not do it
Another "fools' errand" survey - don't ask the students to suggest a syllabus, ask the possible employers.
Eleven yeas old. Eleven is the year the kids realized they had ten years to be a baby, and now they have ten years to learn how to be a responsible adult. This goes for male human children too. That way by the time they are 21 they know how to wash dishes, do laundry, sweep, use a can opener and a plunger. Then you can teach them how to drive and feed themselves.
If it takes 10 years to learn those ultra basic things... might as well just apply for disability at age 11.
Love these panelists , they are spot on and funny to boot. Go Greg you show America how to stay sane , and laugh doing it.
Where are the parents? Generations like mine were babied, or on drugs.. thank god my parents understood I would need to live without them one day..
Parents kept pushing their responsibilities onto teachers. And teachers in turn indoctrinated and sexually groomed their children instead
Hello Cale, how are you doing?
From the womb, my children and my 2yo play groups learned basics, hands on - enwrapped in stories, conversation, song, dance, laughter and play - all while learning kindess and caring for self and one another.
Thru joy, the earlier, the better!
"kids wont and dont want to learn because they have smart phones."
Well who do you think gave them the smartphones. Limit their times using them. Take them away. Parents dont punish kids anymore or pay attention or what is actually happening in their life. Until the kid turns 18, the parents are to blame.
When I was punished as a kid, I wasn’t allowed to do anything but sit in my room and stare at the walls.
As I got older, they would take away my car. Since they bought it for me, it was technically and legally theirs.
My Father made it extremely clear that if I tried to take “his” car, he would call and report it stolen. That kept me in line.
When I went to college, I wasn’t allowed to pick a BS nonsense major. Whatever I picked needed to be approved by my Parents as they were paying the bill. I knew I had to pick a major that would ensure I could use it to obtain and hold a job. “Hippie Folk Dancing” or “Renaissance Comic Book Philosophy” was not an option unless I was willing to pay the bill. I didn’t like it but I respect them for doing it.
@@yourenotmarywelcome8693 Bro, the major thing is so dumb tbh. What about all the people that want to be physicists or something but are discouraged by their religious extremist parents? I can understand the rest, but the major thing is NOT a good thing and no parent should do that
@@jacksonh2083 - I hear you but being that it was their money not mine, I was not in much of a position to be able to do anything about it. With that being said, had I been interested in something more related to a BA specific career they wouldn’t have said no. They just wanted to me to have a plan with an end goal.
Maybe they didn’t want me to be one of those people who take 6 yrs to get a 4yr degree.
The 80 babies were the last generation to actually play outside and do what y'all talking about on this segment
In western countries .
In high school we never learned about cashflow or taxes or life skills, So i went to a university to learn more as i was immensely disappointed in the high school curriculum. But i realized the same is true so I dropped out of a great university 4 years into it, right near the end when I realized that I was watching MIT and physics lectures on youtube for FREE that were better and i could re watch or pause... So I got a job building homes and learned more useful and practical hands on engineering skills while making 20-30$ and hour and studying at night, instead of -50$ an hour at a university for basics. At this point I can't believe colleges aren't going extinct! All the information you could want is at our fingertips for free, including million dollar MIT full courses and tests for free. The degree is almost detrimental at this point in an interview, and in most businesses "1 year of experience" > "a 4 year degree".
Except, in order to get an interview, many companies want a four year degree. This is why I' Pursuing a life experience degree.
Did anyone else think this was going to turn into Bitcoin spam….”well it was about that time that I started engineering that I discovered BITCOIN and now I’m a MILLIONAIRE investor”
How do these kids of working families manage to miss this. We had to learn this because mom and dad expected us to do our part.
my parents taught me pretty much everything including teaching me bookkeeping at age 10.
I love how there is all of 4 people in this room that you can hear easily in the background.
If only they had parents to teach them life skills. That's what happen when you grow an entire generation in a test tube
my parents didn't tech me any of that stuff but I still learned it at some point personal accountability must come into play and you got to stop being the victim and take control of your life
Low flow toilets are the bane of my existence. Most people dont know that there are 2 kinds of plunger, and one does a terrible job on toilets.
I'm a carpenter, I can braze copper pipe and install toilets, etc. but I must admit I'm ignorant on the plunger issue. The plunger I have at home is the type with the extended "collar" I guess Ill call it the goes into the evacuation hole. Am I using the wrong type? I agree, low flow toilets are, well, shitty.
I have an extra antique toilet that actually holds enough water to operate - $1000 cash for it. But really, have the low flow idiots thought of the cost of having clogged drainpipes reamed now and then?
@Guy Fawkes55 Thanx, I couldn't figure out how to say that without being gross.
@@harrysachs2274 the ones with a flat ring are for sinks, thew one with the collar is for toilets.
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Another skill they aren't taught: time management (planning, prioritizing, scheduling, meeting deadlines). It's why a great many students fail in college and employment.
Those are process skills that if you haven't learned after 12 years of primary and secondary schooling, you're pretty much effed for the rest of your life.
"He who refuses to pass through the door of My mercy must pass through the door of My justice..." (from the Diary of Saint Faustina Kowalska; 1146)
I've toweled a few bats in my time and let them loose outside, but for the ones in your belfry, I'm gonna need a blanket.
I learned how to use a can opener, cook, wash my clothes, read and write by 4 years old.
I learned to sew, iron my clothes and clean house just by hanging out with my mother as a youngen!
I never could cook like her though. Mother's cooking is the best!
Wow you had great parents. Congrats that's what children should be learning. Has anybody looked at how Japanese schools teach their children. They fix their own lunches as a group and clean their own schools. I loved when I saw a report about them. I had been saying that our schools should be doing this
@@blmlol852 yes it is. My mother died when I was 30 and miss her every day and I'm 63
When did you learn about stuff that matters?
*Example*
How to build your credit score
Credit cards
Tax rates
Annual Percentage Rate
Buying a car
Buying a house
Investing
Whats an IRA?
whats a C.D.
Break down and understand a standard Car Insurance policy.
Break down and understand a standard medical insurance policy
Changing a tire
Some of, if not all, these should be taught in high school.
I learned how to till the farm to provide crops to our lord, smelt down iron into making swords and skinning animal hide all at the age of 3
I have been saying this for years, especially when it comes to high schools.
Enough with the push on STEM. If kids want to be in the STEM fields, go to college and there is plenty of time to get all the courses and education.
High school needs a class or 2, every year, on life skills.
Home Ec, but expanded. Personal finance (budgeting, mortages and loans, etc). Daily life scheduling and planning. Major purchases considerations. Minor household repairs. On and on we could go. This will go much farther in improving QOL for budding adults than knowing equations to anything more than balancing your budget.
Academia is quite self serving in their goals. Grade and academic achievement to get money is their primary focus, the BS it's usefulness afterwards.
Enough with shoving kids into diploma mills that leave them with no life skills, no labor force skills, and crippling debt.
It's disgusting.
My son did his own laundry starting at 10, he was cooking with me at 6, he had to help me do the bills and write checks so he would understand that you live within your means.
There are very few things around the house I can’t do and I’m technically a millennial. I legitimately have to build my friends ikea furniture and have shown some of them how to write a check
Seriously?!!!!!
I think the biggest problem is changing a tire for young people, but then again we have young people who are super smart making incredible things so idk
Emily is so right about what you can learn by visiting and volunteering in a prison. I did it so many years ago and I learned more from the inmates than they learned from me.
Charlie Lucas,,my son is in a prison in Westville,Ind.. believe me when I say that prison couldn't teach you anything but hey maybe, you could help the gangs to leave misdemeanor prisoners alone! J/S
The guards who bring drugs in prison for said gangs,,could benefit from some help,,,sorry to rant but people dont know what really goes on..
You all are massively great.
Thank you. Cheers.
Graduating from high school without knowing how to balance a checkbook, comparatively shop for insurance, buy a car, deal with a banker for a mortgage, be familiar with what credit card debt is, design a budget, prepare a basic income tax return, and many other so-called everyday necessities was a huge disservice to me for all the hours I spent in those classrooms and a part of me resents it to this day.
why? Your parent(s) are supposed to teach you those skills, not a school.
Most of those qualities used to be taught in high schools. Home economics, trade studies etc. Even took courses for economics 101. So I ask what the hell are they teaching students today?
Critical Race Theory, LBGTQS&M Acceptance, Marxist philosophy, socialist theory, Darwinian evolution, Political Correctness - You know, everything they'll need to get along in the brave new One World Order.
That Kilmeade fellow seems to gets blamed for everything..LMAO!
I went to school in Midwest Wisconsin had cooking classes sewing classes wood shop classes welding classes now i cook sew I have been a carpenter and a welder during my 60 years of experience
I was 8 years old when I started doing my own laundry.
Life skills come from life experience which comes with age. If these kids are starting out their adult lives without any basic life skills it’s because they weren’t taught any by their parents or older person in their life.
The family unit was destroyed by the sexual revolution back in 1965. Why is anyone surprised?
At the same time, we should be teaching things like basic financial education and basic civic education to high school kids. I wouldn’t be opposed to some intro education to the trades, either
Are we gonna pretend this hasn't been a problem for the last 20 years? I graduated in 2000. I didn't know shyt!
How to build your credit score
Credit cards
Tax rates
Annual Percentage Rate
Buying a car
Buying a house
Investing
Whats an IRA?
whats a C.D.
Break down and understand a standard Car Insurance policy.
Break down and understand a standard medical insurance policy
Changing a tire
Some of, if not all, these should be taught in high school.
@@blkhemi3925 100%. Though this stuff is pretty widely available it would be nice to work it into the curriculum
no skills of discerning , and have allowed themselves to not use logic , like seeing a video of a city burning but being told it is a peaceful protest for not criminals but some how sainted ... NOT the political tool / weapon to take away rights and freedom by the marixst democrats , but hey the can memorize what's in a book till they do the test dump
He may not be funny but he's spot on.
This reminds me of our teen granddaughter coming to stay with us .She was going to fix breakfast but couldn't find the bacon ,sausage or eggs to do so .She asked for the car keys to go to the store in town .My southern wife said Bless your heart child go to the smokehouse and chicken coop to get them .We live on a rural farm .It is really sad our youth has no more life skills than that .My wife had been hunting and fishing long before she went to junior high school and knew how to keep house ,cook and get her own food by hunting ,fishing ,growing or raising it .The same goes for learning to drive a car .She had been driving tractors and farm trucks long before she could get a learner's permit .
I miss when we could pass out "life lessons" to each other....... society was much less whiny! MEN WERE MEN AND WOMEN WERE WOMEN! God I miss....... NORMAL!
We don't talk to our neighbors anymore. The society that keeps those local relationships strong are the societies that prevail.
@ThePatUltra putz
How about more common sense skills.
A lot more...
To me every school long before college should teach you how to learn to know with the basics like math/reading/writing, learn to do through real world projects because that's how we internalize, learn to learn by taking things back to how Socrates taught critical thinking skills, learning to be (like a leader).
This will set us up for correcting soo much that's wrong in the world.
Your monologue was right on!
I grew up in the 60’s. My parents thought us well. We lived off campus and we had to take care of ourselves. Then my wife and I taught our kids. They turned out fine. I feel bad for kids getting out of school or college today. They have no idea!!
You say "Put stuff there, Click there, and there, over there is Tide... Good Luck"... And what do they do? Eat the Tide Pods. 😁
And post it on Tik Tok.
"Mankind will not have peace until it turns with trust to My mercy." (from the Diary of Saint Faustina Kowalska; 300)
I've toweled a few bats in my time and let them loose outside, but for the ones in your belfry, I'm gonna need a blanket.
You mean Tic Toc DANCING ISNT A LIFE SKILL
Not when nurses are doing it instead of tending to their patients.
My parents started teaching me life skills early on. It paid off, and I am very grateful
You learn life skills by living! The unavoidable, painful truth that our perpetual students can't learn in schools!
Parents play a role in teaching their children life skills. That has never been the primary job of schools.
That’s right Ida it all comes down to parents raising their kids right. Even if schools taught life skills half these kids don’t even want to learn them
@@micah1978 this is so true but sadly there are plenty of parents that now do not possess the skills to pass on to their children or who have no interest in passing it down or who are too busy with their jobs, their phones or their “lives” to pass it down. Sadly we are at a critical junction in society where we need good, qualified, caring individuals who will teach kids these life skills to be able to break the cycle that is going on with having no personal responsibility, with lack of money skills, with lack of ambition and work ethic. Also unfortunately, there is a lack of qualified, caring individuals that want to see the kids succeed in this area because teacher unions are controlling everything that is taught. (16 years of teaching under my belt and saw it all of the time)
They'll learn soon enough when you cut the apron strings. I learned to swim by falling into the Millrace Pond. Sometimes you have to throw them out into it and let them pick it up as they go along.
Legit Emily Campagno is adorable. She needs more air time, great delivery and well rounded.
She’s kind of playing up the “Elle Woods” factor here a bit more than she does on The Five. Still, she does make great points.
Thank you Gutfeld for this excellent information. So far it is not censored!!!
You learn life skills by being out in the real world doing real-life things, not waxing philosophic about pronouns in a classroom when you're 22 years old.
"For the sake of His sorrowful Passion have mercy on us and on the whole world." (from the Diary of Saint Faustina Kowalska; 476)
I've toweled a few bats in my time and let them loose outside, but for the ones in your belfry, I'm gonna need a blanket.
My high school didn't teach me anything. They would pack 30+ students in the room with one "teacher", it took the "teacher" 15-20 minutes to get everyone to shut up and take attendance. Then the "teacher" would just tell us to read a chapter from whatever book they gave us. Then the "teacher" would proceed to hand out homework. This pattern would continue for each class. I could have read all those chapters at home. I didn't need the "teacher" or the school building. All they are, are glorified babysitters and nothing more.
And brainwashing , biology , history
@@lazarus8237 I honestly wish I could have spent my high school years working and learning a trade while making money. Besides English and Mathematics, all other subjects should be optional to learn on your own.
When my son returned from college I disabused him of the notion of a free life full of ‘rights’. I taught him the value of working, paying me rent for room, board, car, insurance and food. In life there is no free ride. We get along and he works hard to support his family of 6
Amazing message!!!
But they're teenagers, they Already know Everything!!!
It’s up to the parents and family to teach life skills, yea school can help but it doesn’t matter unless the parents are teaching
It's both parents and schools
@@bubbles3042 even if the schools taught life skills the kids still wouldn’t pay attention. Have you seen kids now a days, a lot of them are horrible and just go to school to play around, up to the parents to raise them right
Number one thing that should be taught is to be responsible. Usefulness can be misused by cruel people.
Mom would whoop my arse if the laundry wasn't done when she got home from work.
Doesn't know how to do the laundry, but eats tide pods.
I bet they thought. If I eat this then what I'm wearing will get clean 🤔.
"DIAL IT DOWN" BRILLIANT..... TERM OF THE WEEK!
Tee hee. We can add it to the lexicon along with 'de-escalate' and 'decompress'...
I remember a friend worked at an alternative elementary school about 23 years ago where the faculty were not allowed to tell the kids "no". At the time I thought it was ridiculous. Children need to learn there are hard limits. I have to believe that that kind enlightened teaching helped contribute to the entitled and unprepared young adults we got today. BTW the school was in the SF Bay Area.
I remember my government-paid, high school counsellor sitting me down and recommending that I take a college pathway after graduating.
I thought to myself, "If college did THIS to him, why would I want to do THAT?!"
These skill should be taught in high school.
That's exactly what I was going to comment. My senior year my dad had a stroke and forgot how to talk and walk and I'm the only one he has so I had to teach him again along with the hospital. I couldn't go to college and high school doesn't teach you anything about economics but I learned everything on my own from a young age. I wish I would have known it then to be ready. I didn't even know that you can now or always have been able to build credit with basically a cosigner to a credit card when you're under 18.. wish I could have done that.
Parents need to teach their kids this stuff. If you don't want to or can't take care of yourself don't have kids.
Thought that was the parents' job.
When I went to University, I passively watched a flat mate load ALL his washing into the machine - woollens, cottons, shirts, colours and whites. He set it to a hot wash and left...
I learned nothing in college that was useful.
It shows. Should have tried harder mullethead
@@TCrob your mom loved pulling on my mullet as she was screaming my name.
@@TCrob I GUARANTEE you I make more money than you loser.
$$$
You didn’t go to college for a valid reason then
@@felipecervantes7881 statistically speaking that's unlikely.
The way high school graduates were educated is key. That system generally doesn't serve the future needs of its students. By the time graduates finish high school, I'm willing to bet that very few of them know exactly what their talents are and how they can move forward in the employment market.