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Yes, I agree with you but not many schools have giving any lessons entrepreneurship at all. Those children who have such parents who can educate them about enterreneurship at home then well and good but what about those children who doesn't have such environment at home and not getting such curriculum at school as well?
It depends on the will of the kids. If they see that they must help their parents or want to have their own money without bothering their parents, they can think more deeply about getting entrepreneurship lessons. My parents didn't teach me anything about entrepreneurship but I learned a lot from the internet because my school was limited in teaching entrepreneurship knowledge.
And I have also seen how these children can think ahead of their friends. Maybe they will be forced to be more creative than their friends when they need something. This would allow them to bring out their hidden abilities. Maybe you've seen it too.
I gotta say, absolutely agree we need to teach the youth about entrepreneurship. And why not go all-in? Teach 'em every fantastic way to crash and burn, losing it all. Great for morale, right?
Jokes aside, not everyone's cut out to be an entrepreneur, but let's give a shot to those with the itch. And hey, who doesn't love an endless money stress and business worries marathon?
As for schooling, let's toss it out! Who needs math, science? Nah, teach 'em Instagram sales and TikTok tricks. That's real-world wisdom! In reality, though, we need a balance. Practical know-how, critical thinking, problem-solving. And let's boost creativity, innovation, not just fact cramming.
I think it's better if we teach them step by step so they can digest everything we teach. It's good to tell or teach something that looks fantastic but it would be better if we also teach the truth about what happened. It will let them think about what to do.
But we still need schools to learn many things even though we can also learn independently from many places. The school will be a place for socializing which can be our provision for socializing when we grow up.
By learning many lessons from school, we can know the basics first and then learn from other places.