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> we're decreasing our children's chance of success, if we don't teach them cooking? Yes. Knowing cooking is paramount to feeding yourself and your family chea
by mseebach 15y ago
> we're decreasing our children's chance of success, if we don't teach them cooking?
Yes. Knowing cooking is paramount to feeding yourself and your family cheap, healthy meals.
- sdoering 15y agoI can only add to this. Because one of the most important skills, after checking my finances, was being able to cook. And knowing, what healthy food is and how to make it, so it stays healthy and(!) tasty. I might be able to learn a lot of math in school, reading/writing, research (in university), critical thinking (throughout life). But being able to care for my own food, to know, what not to buy (or what to buy) and so on, helped me stay sane and in good shape.
- MortenK 15y agoYes of course. But do you need to teach kids cooking from first grade until they start college, on the same level as math, reading and writing?
- mseebach 15y agoI don't care about the schedule on which any of those things are taught, just that they are taught.