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Things not taught in school more vital than mathematics and science:
1. Learning how to talk to people is crucial. You mght as well have a fatal disease if you do not know how to (1)make friends (2)and keep them. Principally, all other things are applicable.
2. How to write a check. Not taught in school. I wrote my first check as a teenager, but for some reason all of the fields on a check weren't self explanatory, as well as the correlation between a check and the balancing booklet.
3. How to drive. Sure, there's Driver's Ed, but that isn't mandatory. In fact, it's a for-profit business. At 18 you can legally take a driving test, and if you pass, legally take to the roads. Now, knowing how unprepared and immature I was when my parents forced me to start driving, it's scary to know that there are others out there as unprepared as I was.
4. Learning how to talk to people is crucial. What I mean is, in school there is no charisma class. No romance, no marriage mate, no life, and how to make this all go about is not taught in any school or accredited university- anywhere in the world.
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