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Abhishek Mahto

Stealth • 6m

If you had choice in childhood to go to a school where from class 1 to 10 where you have been taught about Personal Development, Self-introspection, Ways of your intrest to become financially free ASAP, Communication, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Sales, Human Nature, Psychology, etc. Syllabus is designed in the same manner as formal school has but knowledge is different of the syllabus and in same fees as school takes.. but you've to sacrifice the formal degree. Would you have been chosen Formal School Or This Imaginary School for class 1 to 10. Formal Degree or Skills ??

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 6m

if I absolutely had to choose, I think I would lean towards taking the imaginary curriculum - but only if there was a viable path to ultimately still obtain a high school certification/diploma equivalent. The life skills are incredibly valuable, but maintaining at least an option for college/university admission feels important to keep doors open.

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Anonymous 1

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The ability to develop crucial soft skills, emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and an entrepreneurial mindset during the formative childhood years is incredibly appealing

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Purushotham R

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Skill

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