I was actually working and worrying about my taxes when i was in 10th grade. I think that’s pretty common. It could be taught in 10th to 12th depending on when kids decide to learn it, maybe.

I’m genuinely curious why, if this is serious. I feel like adulting badly needs to be taught better. I’m nearing mid twenties and still get so confused at a lot of adult things, especially government shit, because it’s just so much to figure out for the first time.

It’s definitely important to teach math and science and language, and to teach people how to do their own research, and think, and learn, etc. But are you saying practical skills shouldn’t also be taught?

It’s an artist’s impression. We almost certainly got no idea what its continents look like at that distance.