Schools should be teaching about real-life related things more, and remove a lot of their subjects

Maybe not cut those classes, but make them optional. I am going to list extremely valuable real-life lessons that can be taught in school, and anything else important. Now, some people say that it is the parent's job to teach the children about real life, but what about the children that don't have parents, have terrible parents, or have parents that do not know how the real world works. Maybe the parents were not taught real life as well, but I don't know, because I don't know other people's personal lives. Now let us list valuable life lessons that school can teach, but will not. Lifehacker.com is a website that was made specifically to help people at life. One day an article was made on Lifehacker.com called "Top Ten Skills we Wish were Taught in School, but Usually aren't>" In it they told you important things in life that school did not bother to teach you. Number ten was Computer Science. In this world of automation, and the fact that robots will become the workforce in the near future; the only job for humans will be computer coding. Number nine was speed reading. Speed reading is an essential skill that can help you a lot in the future when you are in a hurry. I do not know why school does not teach this as it would really help you in school. Number eight was time management. Time management is one of the most important life skills in society. It allows you to figure out what is important, and what is not. It is essential in everything, but school does not teach this. Maybe that's partially the reason why around 1.2 million students do not graduate high school. Number seven was learning how to learn effectively. Why are not schools not teaching this? Learning is supposed to be interesting, but kids are not learning, because of them not learning how to learn effectively could be the reason. Number six was basic money management. I don't really have to go to in depth with this one, but student debt is around one trillion dollars, and many other people are in bad debt. There are many reasons for this, but not knowing how to manage money is one of the biggest reasons for this. Number five was survival skills. Knowing how to survive by far is a lot more important thank knowing how how to do complex math, complex science, etc... Number four was negotiation skills. Learning how to negotiate with someone who has a gun at your head, someone that is considering suicide, trying to make a good partnership, etc... is also more important than a lot of the other stuff school teaches you. Number three was basic self defense. Basic self defense is important, because getting mugged, raped, murdered, etc... is terrible. That should not happen to anybody, but it does. Number two was mental health. Mental health plays a huge role on people, and most students are not taught how to understand it. Number one was how to get a job. In order to make money you need a job, and you need to know how to get one. Parents are not going to teach you how to get a job, so why not have school teach you. Another website called Lifehack.org also made a list of essential things school did not teach you. Most of it was the same from Lifehacker.com, but it stated two more important things that school did not bother to teach you. One was how to make people like you. You want to be successful in life? You do? Well, here's the answer; it's not about what you know, it's about who you know. Getting people to like you will get you to know the right people, which will probably increase your chances of success. The other one was how to read a financial statement. I do not really need to explain this one. It is pretty obvious that it is important to know how to read a financial statement. Sources are below. http://www.lifehack.org... http://lifehacker.com... http://www.bankrate.com... https://www.google.com...