In an ideal world, schools would be doing all this, but 99% of schools in the world are of the old cookie-cutter model that dates back to an industrial age when the goal was to train factory drones to be obedient workers for 10 hours a day or whatever. obey authority, don't question what you're told, suppress any thoughts that might get you in trouble.

the people in teach the subjects themselves are usually woefully under-equipped; they don't understand what is coming in the future, finance, economics, and emotional health. then on top of that, they have dick head parents to deal with who probably spend 2 hours a day with their own children and want to outsource their whole upbringing to a school, which is basically a government institution.

But in a nutshell, sure, education should also be teaching soft skills, emotional intelligence, and solution-based thinking. The future of work and jobs is probably going to look very different and the education system should also be adapting