Notes

I believe as of right now, the American education system doesn't live up to its full expectations. It's flawed for both students and teachers in terms of academic and supportive means. The American education system should be subject to change, as it doesn't fully educate students for fundamental skills later on in life. Preparing students for real-life should be a mandatory class and not just an elective. After they graduate high school, they'll encounter many obstacles that schools should teach students earlier on. These obstacles include career choices, conserving money, mental health, overcoming society, and stress. Adulthood can be a very daring journey and making students learn how to overcome it would make the American Education system less flawed. The system should also put less pressure on students. People are not always perfect and they shouldn't be subjected to get the highest grade possible in order to have approval. The system has an amount of pressure that everyone should get efficient grades in order to get into a good college or to successfully achieve goals in life. Since students have this amount of pressure on them, they would purely focus on doing well rather than learning



Give teachers more money and support.