Preparing Students for the Real World

By JeRae Graves

There has been a lot of stuff with Artificial Intelligence (or AI) especially during these current years, it has been useful in many ways and for work, but it’s gotten to the point where people are becoming lazy to use it improperly or for making slop. Though Great Mills isn’t the only school that has this problem, there’s been a number of individuals who aren’t into AI or don’t use it at all, yet I believe there’s still a solution as a way to get rid of this occurring issue. Students should start having the ability to make art or participate more in making posters for events or special occasions. However there still may be some that don’t find it a problem or are not as scared, still it’s an important topic that needs to be discussed more often.

According to studies, students in school develop stress and other issues mostly from the amount of work/assignments they're given daily or the environment including the people that you'd be around. But the only way these problems could be dealt with is there being less assigned work or there being other catch up times etc. 

The types of classes that we're being taught in school may benefit us because of getting good grades or trying to get into college, but are they really teaching us something that will be valuable to our daily lives and that will prepare you for the real world? That's why schools should start having opportunities for people to choose the right subjects that will help them with their career and what path they're going for.  Now there are already things like the Forest Tech center-however, some may not have the option to get in either due to their GPA or it not available in their area. So I believe schools should start creating Adult 101 or career programs but they will all be available for under and upperclassmen as a way to make everyone feel included.