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Four of the Sustainable Development goals quality education would are three life skills that are learned in school.
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School and the real world are often depicted as opposites.
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Where school has shown as a place of acceptance and rewards.
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The real world is a place many would describe as sometimes tough to navigate.
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After years of school, some students find it hard to transition once formal education has ended.
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Finding a job applying for college and living on your own are foreign concepts to most recent grads, and they find themselves ill equipped to handle this new stage of life.
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Although there are some key differences to being a student and life after school, they have more in common than most would think.
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While in school there are certain skills learned that transfer over into the real world.
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Critical thinking is taught in school through puzzles and problem solving questions.
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When you are faced with challenges in the workplace, critical thinking will come in handy to help identify an issue and formulate a solution.
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Communication skills air taught in classes like public speaking and English, along with extracurricular activities like clubs and sports.
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These skills can transfer and to crafting business emails in delivering presentations for corporate success.
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Conducting research is a skill taught in school that sticks with you.
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In school, you do research for science experiments, papers and how to find answers to problems, research skills, air carried into the real world.
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In professions like journalism, marketing and law.
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The purpose of school is to get young minds ready for the real world.
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Aside from the curriculum, the life skills that are taught enable these students to flourish as adults.
