are we really teaching common sense?
YES! We actually teach common sense! – Here at the Uncommon Sense School we bridge the gap between traditional education and real-world success. We believe that common sense isn’t just instinct—it’s a shared understanding of the essential life skills that form the foundation of success in today’s world. Too often, traditional education focuses on memorization, teaching information that’s quickly forgotten. Our approach is different: we emphasize not only learning but also critical thinking, application, and real-world testing to help you develop actual Common Sense.
What People are saying.
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“I would without a doubt recommend The Uncommon Sense School!".”
I would without a doubt recommend The Uncommon Sense School! I was a part of the test group that was used to design the classes, and training plans. Jason offers an incredible blend of life coaching, fitness training, and mentorship that has truly transformed my life. His personalized fitness sessions have boosted my health and confidence, while his practical life skills coaching has improved my everyday routines.
Jason is knowledgeable, caring, and dedicated to helping his clients succeed. He teaches essential skills like budgeting, time management, and effective communication, making a real difference in both personal and professional areas. If you're looking for a holistic approach to self-improvement, The Uncommon Sense School is the way to go. Five stars!
-Hector R. Oxnard CA -
“I feel like I finally found the place to build a better me...”
I feel like I finally found the place to build a better me both physically and mentally. Jason and his team have been amazing by planning the classes that suit for busy adults who still want to learn and improve. Highly recommend this school!
-Victoria S. Oxnard CA
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“Exactly what you should have been taught growing up.”
Exactly what you should have been taught growing up. Sometimes you need to be uncomfortable and feel challenged to grow, and I think that Jason presented this material in such a way that was respectful, insightful, and encouraging to reflection and introspection. I know for myself I always struggled understand things that people deemed "common sense" and have spent a good part of my last 10 years trying to build the skills needed for "adulting" and it is so hard to learn what you don't know. This is a gem, I am looking forward to more of it!
-Diana S. Ventura CA