Why are teenaged school children the most depressed, unfit, clueless, and addicted in history, despite limitless prosperity? The root of the problem, Charlie says, is wisdom: Teachers lack it, and our schools don't care about teaching it. In his speech to the Turning Point educator's summit in Illinois, Charlie explains how schools must work to create "full-souled beings," not just people with a skill set for a global economy. It's a choice of Christian vs. secular, classical vs. modern, and good vs. evil.