School Doesn't Train Our Kids For Success #Shorts
In this short commentary, the speaker observes that the traditional school schedule mirrors the adult 8‑hour workday, effectively conditioning children from preschool to become accustomed to a 9‑to‑5 employee mentality. They note parallels such as structured hours, lunch breaks, and the lack of recess for adults, arguing that this system trains children to accept a fixed work schedule. While acknowledging that a 9‑to‑5 job isn’t inherently bad, the speaker expresses a desire to raise their own children differently—encouraging them to define their own daily routines rather than conforming to societal expectations about how a day should be structured.
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