??? ??? I just took a look at my hi school , a few grades before
me that school graduated Steve Wozinak & Steve Jobs . Looks
like half the " electronics " classes maybe more? in their handout
are at a different campus . There's no wood shop & the closest
class they have to metal shop is a Sculpture class , But if a
student wants to learn how to cook they have it , but wait it's on
a different campus . So how much learning can a guy/gal get in
when their drivin across town to get to each class . Oh I know how
, we give them all Tesla's & they can study while the car is
on auto pilot? .
??? animal
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Absolutely !
heirge
I think it would be good for the high school
systems to reinstate a modern
version of "metal shop" and "wood Shop" back into
their curriculums. There are very few trade schools
left in the country, so college dropouts have nothing
to fall back on, and if they are lucky enough to find
a job, they have to trained there.? All kids cannot be
employed in computer science, and there is a definite
need for skilled operators in todays manufacturing
world.
Just my humble opinion,
ralphie
