Last time I checked, Humans are living creatures with essential basic needs, just to stay living.
Humans need water, so much so that after about 3 – 4 days without it, they die. Humans can survive for amazingly long on just a few morsels for weeks, but without altogether a couple weeks – + or -.
My question is this; with people sending their kids to school and both parents probably working why is basic survival skill not a part of regular curriculum like reading, writing, and arithmetic? Humans need this in order to stay alive. Depending on the ambient temperature water, food, shelter, (warmth) are needed these to survive. Regardless of the current availability of the above essential needs, doesn’t it make sense to teach our children how to actually stay alive?
At least a short discussion about “Worst Case Scenarios” would be wise. Perhaps exchange the time in the classroom that normally would have been delegated to discuss Critical Race Theory, this type of curriculum could be discussed instead.
I don’t know, but I thought survival itself would be a little higher on the list.