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<blockquote data-quote="Black Dougal" data-source="post: 9640461" data-attributes="member: 7031346">Sure, education varies as do those teaching. But living in the real world and something as simple as this is something most adults would encounter and or is easy to research if it truly is that IMPORTANT to them. My 6th grade teacher was a complete ideological nutter, I found it strange but was too young to realize exactly what he was feeding us lol. I also had issues in Kindergarten when we moved to SC from Philadelphia and my mother moved us back 6 months later due to issues with how I was treated and how the teacher referred to me. But I still know how tariffs and trade wars work, at least at a basic level...and the cost of goods matters immensely to me, more so than &quot;ideology&quot; or what some politicians, or bad teacher tells me to believe. Finances and costs I would venture are something that affects us all.I also had a great football coach who was first and foremost a Chemistry teacher...these things work both ways. Meaning often times someone has a degree in Chemistry but also enjoys coaching kids. Heck, the best teacher I ever had was a social studies teacher and also a professional NFL referee, Bill Reynolds &lt;3 Dude was like my hero in middle school and inspired me to be a better student.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Black Dougal, post: 9640461, member: 7031346"] Sure, education varies as do those teaching. But living in the real world and something as simple as this is something most adults would encounter and or is easy to research if it truly is that IMPORTANT to them. My 6th grade teacher was a complete ideological nutter, I found it strange but was too young to realize exactly what he was feeding us lol. I also had issues in Kindergarten when we moved to SC from Philadelphia and my mother moved us back 6 months later due to issues with how I was treated and how the teacher referred to me. But I still know how tariffs and trade wars work, at least at a basic level...and the cost of goods matters immensely to me, more so than "ideology" or what some politicians, or bad teacher tells me to believe. Finances and costs I would venture are something that affects us all. I also had a great football coach who was first and foremost a Chemistry teacher...these things work both ways. Meaning often times someone has a degree in Chemistry but also enjoys coaching kids. Heck, the best teacher I ever had was a social studies teacher and also a professional NFL referee, Bill Reynolds <3 Dude was like my hero in middle school and inspired me to be a better student. [/QUOTE]

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