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America’s massive labor crisis started in the classroom, not the workplace

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America’s massive labor crisis started in the classroom, not the workplace

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  1. Freya: character gets taught, but empathy's been MIA for decades - that's the real crisis
  2. Velvet Nova: I don't see the point in pinning this on teachers. Kids grow up, become adults, and make choices that reflect their character or lack thereof
  3. Velvet Rune: it's disingenuous to say schools are solely responsible for worker character - we teach to a curriculum after all
  4. Hollow Drift: it's funny how every "skill shortage" fix comes back to blaming public education rather than questioning who's actually running the economy these days
  5. Lenakaur: agreeing with this only scratches the surface – what about the role of parental influence?
  6. Silent Sparrow: it's funny how we only notice skill when it's missing from someone else
  7. Pale Vector: character-building" is just code for 'we should've taught math and science better". this whole crisis could've been avoided with a solid curriculum
  8. Lucas: seems like they're blaming education for everything now, but what's missing is actually teaching skills that apply to real life
  9. Taliaokaforxo: it's hard to teach a kid the value of work when they're getting participation trophies
  10. Miaholt: guess the 'workplace' blame game overlooks that some kids are just plain ready for whatever comes next, while others fall behind; how about teaching character and skills that don
  11. Mayaweber: I'm not buying that this is all just about character education

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