NGSS Topic #1: What will you do during your high school year in general, to make sure you don't abuse the right to be free to say and do whatever you want? To make sure I don't abuse the right to be free to say and do whatever I want, I will take the opportunities that are given and not take it for granted. To actually work for it and not neglect it, as other kids around the world doesn't have that privilege for an education. Working hard and reaching one's goal in that moment, is important, as in the future we wouldn't have the chance or time to actually better ourselves. So doing my homework or any other assignment everytime and not procrastinating, is the way to go. Also, to be more involved in my community and school. As I haven't participated
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One of them told me, that even though you went to college and got a degree, it doesn't necessarily ensure you that you'll get a descent job. Four teachers out of (about) forty-five, who is supposed to be helping and guiding us for adulthood or college, isn't enough whatsoever. Growing up, I have difficulties when it comes to Math, even now. My math teachers never failed to remind me, that in life, Math is involved in many different aspects. They tell you, to memorize the multiplication table or the formulas or how to solve a certain math equation. However, the job I will take in the future, might not involve that subject at all. I could be getting a job that involves me to interact with other people, to present certain things and persuade them. In high school, they don't have classes that would help us with that. I think the K-12 system would help students more, if they were to provide classes that would teach us about finance, how to get a job, with interviews, or more importantly how to pay taxes. I remember asking my mom and aunt, as well as my older cousins, how they learned how to pay their taxes. Some of my cousins said, that they had to google it, because their school didn't teach them how to do it. My mom and aunt told me, that they just learned throughout the years. And I don't want
One of them told me, that even though you went to college and got a degree, it doesn't necessarily ensure you that you'll get a descent job. Four teachers out of (about) forty-five, who is supposed to be helping and guiding us for adulthood or college, isn't enough whatsoever. Growing up, I have difficulties when it comes to Math, even now. My math teachers never failed to remind me, that in life, Math is involved in many different aspects. They tell you, to memorize the multiplication table or the formulas or how to solve a certain math equation. However, the job I will take in the future, might not involve that subject at all. I could be getting a job that involves me to interact with other people, to present certain things and persuade them. In high school, they don't have classes that would help us with that. I think the K-12 system would help students more, if they were to provide classes that would teach us about finance, how to get a job, with interviews, or more importantly how to pay taxes. I remember asking my mom and aunt, as well as my older cousins, how they learned how to pay their taxes. Some of my cousins said, that they had to google it, because their school didn't teach them how to do it. My mom and aunt told me, that they just learned throughout the years. And I don't want