This 3rd grade math teacher charges her students rent 

That’s so cool. I have no idea how real life worked after I graduated. I didn’t know what a resume was.. and what insurance was

My immigrant parents broke their back sending me to private school and I didn’t learn any of this. They thought private school will give me the life skills but really private school is a collection of rich kids that are learning the important life skills from their parents not the school.

Omg, this is great. Teaches kids not to do bad things and the consequences of how money is affected by it ex. DUI. I'm sure your class had an understanding about the jail system as well.

Tht is actually funny but is really great for kids t9 learn I meant abt the seeing thing was alittle funny if u think abt it

Wow that must’ve been an interesting experience that equips yall for life. That’s a blessing.

But we have 60 billion for Ukraine! Is America first starting to make a little sense? 🤔

The money that’s supposed to go to public schools gets absorbed into private schools, you can thank lobbyists and Betsy debos for that. sending money to Israel and Ukrainian is just stupid putting the future generations in more debt before they can even understand or vote for the war, that they will be paying for in the future …paying for someone else’s fight they claim to be winning all on they’re own to add insult

It is a living wage if you manage your money well....and not buying coffee at Starbucks.

We like con-artist and billionaire who have ‘more is less’ mantra. Trump and Musk are the hero that signifies everything that is wrong with America. Kudos to teachers who want to teach despite all the adversities.

​@pradyotrai8717 Of course you don't mention the dementia patient in the white house.😂

Ridiculous how something like this gets shut down because of a complaint but yet young kids can change their whole gender in school and the parents don’t get a say…

​@@AP-pm9qydat's the government's plan

Bet you it's a kid that spent all their money on candy and went home to cry that he has no more money.

Yes. I was thinking the exact same thing.

Complaint?! What was the complaint about? This is real life skills that children should know, how could anyone complain about it!

They'll probably fire her, our leaders don't want a well educated population.

Yes, I knew some people fresh out of high school who couldn’t balance a checkbook.

@@0H9DI think the vast amount of the younger generations don’t know how to balance their checkbooks these days. Honestly, they don’t even know what that is, what it means, what the purpose of it is, let alone how to do it or that it’s a real thing! Even though we don’t write checks like we used to, where it was one of our main forms of how we paid for transactions and the main way we paid for all of our bills, and therefore needed to balance our checkbook regularly, we should still be “balancing our checkbook” via our online banking and all the bank/debit card transactions, as well as any physical checks we write and balancing our actual checkbook! Way too many ppl just look at their available balance via their online banking and just rely on it all to be done automatically by technology. Instead of actually looking through all your transactions, making sure they’re all correct and for the correct amount, making sure those are all your transactions and there aren’t any unauthorized transactions - not only relying on the bank to catch those bc while banks are pretty good at that, they can miss things bc the transaction doesn’t send up an alert that it’s unusual spending, monitoring transactions your kids may be making w your card via it being hooked up to their phone or they have your card details saved as a payment option associated w their account from somewhere they’ve ordered before, if they’re making transactions through the shared Amazon account or buying online movies and stuff like that. Just making sure everything lines up, nothing odd is going on, being able to track your spending amount and budget correctly or set a new budget (to be able to put more in savings, or if you’re saving up for a more expensive purchase like a trip/vacation, a big item purchase that will be expensive, etc). Also keeping an eye out for those test transactions of less than a dollar or about a dollar or two that criminals make once they get your card details to check to see if it will go through before they go on a costly shopping spree w your account! If you catch those test transactions, you can get on the phone w your bank right away before the criminals get to go on the shopping spree, so you avoid all the hassle of all the fraudulent charges you’ll have to deal w afterwards, getting your bank to send you a new card, etc. Way too many ppl rely and trust the bank and technology to be doing all the work and balancing their account for them, which isn’t a smart thing to do! So, we still should be balancing our checkbooks via online banking transactions w the bank/debit card and any actual checks and checkbooks, while also using that info to track our own spending habits and be more wise about how we spend our money, budget correctly throughout the month, budget correctly for the month ahead at the start of the month, set a new budget for specific goals like saving more, making a big item purchase that’s expensive, etc!

Like currently, in 2024?@@0H9D

There is no sutch thing as race when it comes to people or any other animal species for that matter. It's a mentality, and a discusting one at that. There is however somthing called species, but not among humans. The last other human species where the neanderthal, and all of them died out about 40.000 years ago. All living humans of today are of the same species, we just look different. And that dosent make us in to different species.

They were richer because there wasnt any shop in your classroom 🤣

😂😂​@@santinoviajephcott2382

She doesn't need them! Her students give her enough likes!! 100%

No it won't. Free healthcare and education does.

​@@DanielMoreno-tw8ll exactly. 2024 and people still not grasping that this isn't just about personal responsibility but fixing overarching systems

@@fortunamajor7239 Both helps, but yes the root issues are systemic

Not when they get to be her age and they can have 2 jobs and STILL have to live out of their cars. This system of "Oh look I'm inflating your rent!" "OH NOO!" It's cute in a classroom but not in real life, what's happening is unsustainable

@@DanielMoreno-tw8ll agree this won’t teach people to get out of poverty actual financial education such as teaching about assets, liabilities, mutplus streams of money and so forth will get you out of poverty

Makes me wonder why they replaced personal finance/Home Economics with “Common Core.” My personal proposal: They removed it, in order to financially manipulate people later in life. What’s your proposal as to why they promoted “Common Core”?

You're not the only one. I responded to another comment saying the same thing. My immigrant parents sacrificed everything to get me into a private school and I didn't learn this there either. Private school is just for rich kids to socialise. All these financial lessons are passed down from the parents from generations.

RU-vid University

@@toddmaek5436💯💯 because I’ve learned so much on YT frfr

Likely Junior Achievement

According the to the National Center for Education Statistics teachers made on average ~$65,000 a year in the United States for the 2020-2021 year. The national personal personal income for that year was ~$44,400. That's ~2/3rds of a teachers salary. Teachers make more than most Americans.

​@@CaliMeatWagon I am sure there are state wise differences.

​@@CaliMeatWagonAnd put in an incredible amount of hours along with purchasing classroom necessities out of their own pockets. Let's look at the whole picture. When all is said and done teachers are extremely underpaid for how important their job is.

" I am sure there are state wise differences." @@user-dx7jn2tq4z Of course, that is why I used national numbers.

@@elizabethwitt2621 The hours isn't exactly true. When all the math is said and done they work an average 42 hours a week for the year. And those numbers are from WeAreTeachers. While you could argue for hire pay for them, they are making quite a bit more than the average American. About 46% more while working the same amount of hours (according the Bureau of Labor Statistics the average full time worker works 8.42 hours a day which comes out to 42.1 hours week).

Hahahaha! I had a student do the same thing...so we had to change the system. I'm sure he's a financial wizard now!

That photocopier back in the days was a real investment. You could triple your returns in a week.😅😅😅

Go to ‘jail’ for counterfeit money

I was thinking the same 😊

I need the pattern!

Not sure why it’s dystopian. These are future responsibilities that these kids will grow up to have when living independently, so it would be a disservice to not expose them to some of those adult tasks. Is it dystopian to teach kids fitness so they can take care of their bodies throughout their lives?

@@joshywashy3453 the fact that we live in a country in which it literally costs money to stay alive is dystopian. We normalize it by using euphemisms like “budgeting skills,” but the reality is that we’re all born into a system that we need to learn to navigate in order to survive.

@@BanFamilyVlogging but thats not dystopian as much as its how things always were? like before money we needed to learn the skills to survive (ie. hunt, etc). theres no free lunch

@@BonDijon if you think that living in harmony with nature & providing for ourselves is a dystopian concept, then I don’t know what to tell you. :/ I guess good thing you live in capitalism?

What fantasy game do you live in? It has always been this way for centuries, even back in the biblical days trade was a form of currency that allowed civilization to prosper. we would have gone extinct if we were still hunting and foraging. you are alive right now commenting on RU-vid because of it. Yes, money has become the end all be all but without it the world would be much worse. ​@@BanFamilyVlogging

Or balance a checkbook😊

I haven't touched a checkbook in nearly 15 years, but sure, let's pretend that's an important life skill.

And then give them the worst type of loan if they want to go college.

Writing a check was taught in the 90s when I went to middle school. But cursive was a something we we taught also and became non existent but is coming back to schools now.

​@@gerrittlighthartI mean yeah nowadays paying online has made paying with a check unnecessary but it's still important to make a budget and actually be aware of how much money your spending and plan it out and not just spend willy nilly then look at your bank account and be dumbfounded about what happened to all your money.

Dates are your national identity and understanding history is they key for shared cultural values keeping a society strong.

@@FakenameStevens Absolutely not. It's far better to teach children what happened than weighing them down with remembering the dates of when wars began, etc. You'll never need that information again. I, for one, was taught next to nothing about geography or anything else about other countries than mine. That's ridiculous.