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CMV: Kids would learn more effectively if they were told what the skills they are learning will be useful for.

I liked some subjects in school and didn't like some others. But as an adult I have learnt many different things similar to subjects at school but enjoyed it way more.

If kids were taught how their skills will help them in life I believe it would benefit greatly.

Music - A nice relaxing hobby to unwind. Music can also increase intellegence. I believe there is too much emphasis on strict short forced lessons. E.g. You should be practising for 45 minutes every day. As an adult I pick up the guitar whenever I feel like it and it is way longer than the amount I was forced to as a kid which I couldn't feel I could do.

Maths - Taxes, accounting (for your own or someone else's business, budgeting (for your personal balance), for engineering.

Languages - Provide access to many cultures in your own country, provides access to many cultures whilst travelling for business or pleasure, increase the amount of news sources you can read and receive less sovereign bias. Allows you to make friends with more people. If you even attempt to speak mandarin with someone who it is their first language then they'll atleast be happy for a little bit and feel respected and often leads to friendships. You understand people more as the way language works can affect people's personalities as it restricts the way people can express themselves in different ways. 

In order to keep this post fairly short I'll leave it there for the examples. 

If you were told this stuff as a kid then fair enough, but I did not hear any of these things even once.
gpt
Can cant possible think that a kid that doesn't give a shit about math will suddenly turn around and care because you told them this will help with taxes. 

If they didn't care before they won't care later.