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The document outlines classroom rules for computer use and lessons for different grade levels. Students are instructed to keep hands clean, not touch screens, and avoid food/drinks. Breaking rules results in warnings and detention time. Younger students will practice typing and add pages to a Wiki, while older students will review email/websites and independently research money saving tips for a Prezi.
Checking account
Opening a checking account provides convenience for paying bills and cashing paychecks without fees, and gives an official record of purchases, deposits, and payments. Checking accounts may charge fees for writing checks above a certain monthly amount, withdrawing cash from other banks' ATMs, or overdrawing the account. It is important to choose an account that minimizes fees and to keep good records like a check register and checkbook to track transactions.
Credit score
A credit score is a statistical method used by credit bureaus like Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian to determine an individual's likelihood of repaying debts based on their credit history. The major factors that determine a credit score include payment history, current debt levels, length of credit history, types of credit used, and pursuit of new credit opportunities. Maintaining a good credit score is important because it is checked when applying for loans, credit cards, jobs, insurance, utilities, and housing - a lower credit score will result in higher interest rates or a denial of credit.
Red Ribben Week
Red Ribbon Week began in memory of Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, a DEA agent who was tortured and killed while working undercover in Mexico investigating a major drug cartel. After his death, friends and colleagues started clubs where members pledged to lead drug-free lives to honor Camarena's sacrifice. They wore red ribbons as a symbol of Camarena's memory, which became the symbol of the Red Ribbon Campaign to support drug prevention and education. Red Ribbon Week is now nationally recognized every October to preserve Camarena's memory and further the cause against drug trafficking and abuse.
Three behavior levels
The document outlines three levels of student behavior and procedures for each level at a middle school. Level one behaviors are minor issues that don't require administrator involvement, such as refusing directions or inappropriate language. Level two behaviors significantly violate others' rights or are chronic level one issues, like talking back or refusing directions regularly. Level three behaviors violate district policy or law, like making threats or fighting. Consequences increase with each level, ranging from informing students to administrative actions like detention or suspension.
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The document outlines three levels of student behavior and procedures for each level at a middle school. Level one behaviors are minor issues that don't require administrator involvement, such as refusing directions or inappropriate language. Level two behaviors significantly violate others' rights or are chronic level one issues, like talking back or refusing directions regularly. Level three behaviors violate district policy or law, like making threats or fighting. Consequences increase with each level, ranging from informing students to administrative actions like detention or suspension.
8th grade math class routine
Students in 8th grade math class are expected to come to class prepared, sit quietly at their assigned seat, and work independently on times tables quizzes, worksheets, or workbooks as assigned by the teacher to practice multiplication, division and other math skills.
Managing cash
Managing cash is important for planning major purchases like a home or car. The document discusses the importance of planning for different types of expenses including fixed, variable, occasional, planned, and unplanned costs. For example, a 20% down payment on a $300,000 home would be $60,000. Saving adequately for large purchases requires budgeting for regular, changing, and unexpected expenses over time.
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This document provides an employer's perspective on hiring high school dropouts. It suggests that high school dropouts may struggle to complete tasks due to finding schoolwork difficult and being afraid of hard work. Additionally, dropping out of high school means they likely did not learn important skills for the job such as communication, integrity, teamwork, work ethic, and motivation that are developed through completing high school.
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An employer believes that high school dropouts may struggle to complete tasks for a job and work hard due to finding high school difficult and being scared of hard work. They also think that dropouts have not learned communication, integrity, teamwork, interpersonal, and work ethic skills needed to perform well that are taught in high school.
Why Stay in School Part 3
An employer believes that high school dropouts may struggle to complete tasks for a job and work hard due to finding high school difficult and being scared of hard work. They also think that dropouts have not learned communication, integrity, teamwork, interpersonal, and work ethic skills needed to perform well that are taught in high school.
Why Stay in School Part 1
The document discusses the relationship between education level and income. It finds that those with higher levels of education tend to earn more over their career. Professional degrees that require extensive education lead to careers like doctors and lawyers that earn high salaries. Many of the fastest growing occupations require college degrees and pay over $70,000 annually in fields like healthcare, computer science, and engineering. Earning a college degree can lead to hundreds of thousands of dollars more in income over a typical 30-year career compared to only a high school diploma.
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The document discusses creating a budget and the relationship between education level, income, and ability to afford basic living expenses. It provides an example monthly budget of $1950 for a single person and notes additional expenses like kids or leisure would increase costs. Income levels are compared for high school dropouts ($22,880/year), graduates ($32,552/year), college graduates ($53,976/year), and those with doctorates or professional degrees ($83,720/year). The document emphasizes that more education leads to higher earnings and the ability to afford living expenses.
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Demand is defined by economists as the relationship between price and the quantity consumers are willing and able to buy at that price when other factors remain unchanged. Retailers and manufacturers are interested in understanding consumer demand and behavior because they want to produce popular products that consumers will purchase. Some of the top manufacturers in the US market are GE and Ford.
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The document provides definitions for the terms in SMART goals and GPA. It explains that S stands for specific, M stands for measurable, A stands for attainable, R stands for realistic, and T stands for time-bound in SMART goals. It also explains that G stands for goal, P stands for plan, and A stands for action in GPA. The document quizzes readers with examples of goals and statements to determine if they meet the criteria of SMART goals and are realistic.
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