Worried! Fellow parents, do you think your kids school/supplementary education prepares them for the realities of life in the real world? Are there specific things you feel are missing that you wish were taught somehow?

Also, do you have any resources for kids to help teach them to be productive child citizens of the world that have worked great for you and helped to ease your fears? Thanks! :)Edit: Thought it was pertinent to add the circumstances - I am the mother of an eight going-on-nine girl and a six year old boy. My girl is so curious about the world but doesn't deal with circumstantial anomalies well. I want to do my best to raise kids that are empathetic and can see beyond surface level characteristics of people and accept others, and I'm worried they aren't exposed to enough 'different' to be able to do so successfully. via /r/Parenting http://ift.tt/2ovp3fy