Bifalgorithm post

You probably remember doing trigonometry, algebra, or long division in high school. But the Ontario government says many students graduating these days lack the knowledge to do their own taxes or plan their financial futures. That's why starting in 2025, Ontario students will have to complete a new financial literacy requirement as part of their grade 10 math course. They'll be required to build a budget for the year after they finish school, learn how to manage that budget, save for a home, and tools to protect themselves from getting duped by scammers committing financial fraud. And students will need to get 70% or higher in order to graduate. And it's not just students. Ontario will also require all applicants to the Ontario College of Teachers to pass a basic math proficiency test starting next year.

You probably remember doing trigonometry, algebra, or long division in high school. But the Ontario government says many students graduating these days lack th…