Clearly the solution is to just stay Napoleon’s double forever.
Also I already got yelled at by Chloe when I was messing around with Vulgard’s pfp.
You are next.
In Germany school is obligatory for at least 9 years, homeschooling is forbidden. We still have 9% analphabets. 50% of them are immigrants.
Still… Around 5% of people who go to school for at least 9 years still can’t read fluently.
I guess, if you spent 9 years of your life not learning to read, they will never be able to learn it.
14% of the adults in the US can’t read, so you should believe them if they say they can’t read
the sources I’m looking at all say the U.S. has a literacy rate of 99%
where are you getting the 14 percent statistic from
Oh… heck. Cultural differences.
When Germans speak of Illiteracy, they usually mean functional illiteracy.
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Functional illiteracy means, you may be able to read, but you are not able to understand longer texts
someone probably is going to say something related to technology, but I’ll approach this from a different angle
Just as teamwork is an important part of jobs nowadays (this is from second hand source), it is not improbable that networking will become an essential skill even earlier on for people.
otherwise, it’s difficult to know
Coding obviously will become a more important skill
Interesting one I’d note is that I believe the importance of video editing at an amateur level will decrease as a byproduct of current social media platforms and the like
I spent more than a few long winded discussions with my video editing teacher on the topic