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American High School Education Does Not Prepare Students for the Real World. Children Are Taught to be Obedient Machines so They Will Make Good NWO Slaves.

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American high school education does not seem to be efficient or effective for its students.

A large number of students in high school do not end up going to college, and some of the reasons stem from lack of finances, low morale or poor grades..

Out of every five high school graduates, two of them seem to indicate that there is a gap between the education they receive and the skills they need for college and work.

The school system is set to allow students to graduate in four years with a monotonous curriculum that has nothing to do with succeeding in the outside world.

Some students don’t have to spend that long of time in school because some are smart enough to graduate within three years, while others have to wait longer and work harder.

Effective programs should be set in place to allow individual students to make that choice of faster graduation as long as they are mature enough for the next step, college life.

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More Testing

When President Bush was in control of the nation and the education system, the ritual was to have more testing in schools.

This is still being continued and someone needs to take a closer look at this to see if so much testing is really necessary.

It may just not be what kids need to succeed.

American high school education does involve a lot of testing, right up to graduation.

Students get overwhelmed in keeping up with this entire testing process, and some will usually drop out of school because of it.

Instead of more testing, the school system needs to address different strategies that will prepare the students for how they will behave after high school.

No one is thinking about administering this preparation process. Too much testing only adds more anxiety for a student.

Testing really doesn’t offer results that are not already known.

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Why so Many Drop Outs

American high school education should really afford students an opportunity to at least finish and be able to collect their diplomas.

This is not usually the case since there are so many drop-out students from high school. Why do they drop out?

Some cannot take the rigorous curriculum being thrust upon them. Others will choose the hard life of drugs and gangs.

If parents are more involved, there may not be so many high school drop outs.

Poor work ethics instilled in the home affects how a student handles the pressure of the high school curriculum.

Students are lazy and don’t want to finish what they started. Therefore, again, it is the parent that needs to encourage their child to complete their tasks in the home, and it will over- flow into the classroom.

When students have an educational goal, it puts them in a better place to make decisions that include college after their American high school education.

Having a goal to accomplish will help the student to keep on track and reduce the chances of becoming a drop out.

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