Many teenagers and young adults are extremely, deathly, neurotically, physically, mentally naïve. I know that there are a lot of adjectives describing this naïve-ness and stubbornness, but they all, and I mean all, apply to stupid dumb teenagers. We are so stubborn now that we cannot even comprehend the real world. How are we supposed to adapt to the real world and all of its cash and prizes that come with it? Are we going to be the generation that…..ends the world?? Such a thought is grotesque and painful, but it must be considered for the sake of our people and our future generations! There is only vun cause to our problems and that is the evil, corrupt JEW! Zey are ze ones wiz ze good financial skills and are exploiting our lack of skills! They must be stopped! Fourth REICH! We must put into effect Auschwitz! Oh my, I must have gotten carried away…there are better ways to handle this. One way would be to have finance classes in schools starting in middle school. Economics is overlooked in history classes, but in a world where the economy is always a major aspect of our lives, and the effect it has on us, we must be able to understand all area of economics and finance. Many kids have no idea how currency works or why it is valued, which should be taught in middle school. At the high school level, students should learn about personal finances and the stock exchange to understand their own money and how to invest it or save it. (Mrs. McGuire, please do not take that seriously, you know I kiddin' and aint no big deal).

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[Melissababesxox]

Aaron, your blog was both interesting and very correct. Your blog was different from most, it used words that caught my eye and made me want to read more, but yet was very informative. There are in-fact many different words that you could use when describing how teenagers and adults are today. I would have never thought about having children take courses such as these in middle schools. Throughout every history class, as the years go on there will always be something that is left out. However, because most students do have history for a number of years the key facts will somehow always be taught in one way or another. SO i agree with you. "Economics is overlooked in our history classes." Economics are in our lives everyday, but yet we do not really know about them. In my mind, we should be taught the basics to understand what the economics of life are so we can truly understand history and life itself to even greater extent. I personally never learned about currency and how it worked. I had to learn it out of school for me to understand it and to learn it. High school students should learn about to stock market and understand how to invest their money. They should also learn, about loans and everything they will need for both college and for life after college. You took this blog as something not so serious and make every point serious and come across, great job yo!