They get A* on their feelings now though mate ......I had "Home Economics" at school back in the day ....
Through the processes of selecting, preparing, cooking, and serving food, students develop their creativity and experience a sense of accomplishment. At the same time, they develop personal and interpersonal understandings and skills that contribute to well-being.
Kids are in school an hour less at least each day than we were. Teachers don’t have enough time time to teach any more hours because of the burden put on them for tracking and documenting achievements, the constant tinkering with curriculum plus the additional need to give kids every age the social skills and world knowledge that their parents can’t be a***d to do themselves.
Yup, agreed mate, doesn't make it right though. It's a social problem. Kids are taught far to much nonsense, especially in primary school, just the basics and PE is enough. Difficult to turn around as the damage is done.
They do but the Sat Navs in their trucks have your neighborhood redlined...............................FrankieCan't stand the sickly sweet smell of energy drinks, if someone opens a can of Red Bull near me, it makes me want to chuck up
Over here Red Bull send the dolly birds out in the summer to drive around handing out free cans of the stuff, mainly on the industrial estates, aiming at the 20+ age customer.
Funny that these guys never drive around handing out free beer ....
When I was at school, the girls did Home Economics, the boys did Woodwork. Has this now changed!!!
Yes same at my school as well
Think it's all to do with treating everyone the same now
Yes, interesting. As it happens, my wife does the cooking and I maintain the house, cars etc. Must be conditioning from an early age.
