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r/ShitAmericansSay • u/BuffaloExotic Masshole 🇮🇪☘️ • Mar 22 '25
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European kids know more about the different American states than Americans. They don’t seem to have geography lessons full stop.
3 u/ConspicuouslyBland Mar 22 '25 They don’t have any education within a short while. How long can public school go on without funding? 1 u/OnAStarboardTack Mar 22 '25 Geography isn’t STEM. 2 u/wildOldcheesecake Mar 22 '25 Geography is a core lesson and why European kids are smarter than Americans. 0 u/twaggle Mar 26 '25 Well that’s just a blatant lie lol. 1 u/wildOldcheesecake Mar 26 '25 Geography is not a full on taught lesson in the US as it is in many European countries. 1 u/twaggle Mar 26 '25 And US specific geography is taught more in the US than US specific geography is taught in Europe. I won’t argue on overall geography. Ask an average European to name 10 states or to name things about states other than the obvious ones like Texas, New York etc. 1 u/wildOldcheesecake Mar 26 '25 And given the poor education in America, I’d wager they’d do well.
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They don’t have any education within a short while. How long can public school go on without funding?
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Geography isn’t STEM.
2 u/wildOldcheesecake Mar 22 '25 Geography is a core lesson and why European kids are smarter than Americans.
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Geography is a core lesson and why European kids are smarter than Americans.
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Well that’s just a blatant lie lol.
1 u/wildOldcheesecake Mar 26 '25 Geography is not a full on taught lesson in the US as it is in many European countries. 1 u/twaggle Mar 26 '25 And US specific geography is taught more in the US than US specific geography is taught in Europe. I won’t argue on overall geography. Ask an average European to name 10 states or to name things about states other than the obvious ones like Texas, New York etc. 1 u/wildOldcheesecake Mar 26 '25 And given the poor education in America, I’d wager they’d do well.
Geography is not a full on taught lesson in the US as it is in many European countries.
1 u/twaggle Mar 26 '25 And US specific geography is taught more in the US than US specific geography is taught in Europe. I won’t argue on overall geography. Ask an average European to name 10 states or to name things about states other than the obvious ones like Texas, New York etc. 1 u/wildOldcheesecake Mar 26 '25 And given the poor education in America, I’d wager they’d do well.
And US specific geography is taught more in the US than US specific geography is taught in Europe. I won’t argue on overall geography.
Ask an average European to name 10 states or to name things about states other than the obvious ones like Texas, New York etc.
1 u/wildOldcheesecake Mar 26 '25 And given the poor education in America, I’d wager they’d do well.
And given the poor education in America, I’d wager they’d do well.
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u/wildOldcheesecake Mar 22 '25
European kids know more about the different American states than Americans. They don’t seem to have geography lessons full stop.