Hierarchy of Needs
Rights and Responsibilities as a Tenant
Do’s & Don’t of Community and Methods of Communication
Financial Empowerment
Leisure Exploration and Mental Health

100

What is a value? Provide an example.

Values are the things that matter to us. Values have a large impact on our needs. Everyone has different needs based on their values and vice versa.

100

Give one example of renter's responsibility. 

Pay rent on time, keep rental clean and undamaged, pay utility bills if not included, don't change rental without landlord's approval, give written notice if you move

100

Name a do and a don't for texting.

Do's: Respond in a timely manner Proofread/check what you wrote before sending a text,  Be concise and to the point

Don'ts: Send private or sensitive information through text messages. Send messages at late hours, Text while feeling overwhelmed with negative feelings. 

100

What is a budget and what is its benefits?

A budget is a financial plan that outlines how an individual or organization will spend and save their money over a defined period, like a month, quarter, or year. 

Benefits: saving money and reaching your financial goals, working towards financial independence, avoiding and managing debt 


100

Define leisure and provide an example

Leisure is time that is free from work, school, or other obligations, allowing for rest, recreation, or personal pursuits. 

Examples are endless.

200

What is the hierarchy of human needs? 

The hierarchy of needs are the levels of human needs we try to fulfill; it is harder to get up to the next level if you can’t fulfill the needs at the lower level. F

200

Give one example of a landlord's responsibility. 

Keep rental fit to live in, make repairs, provide utilities if included in lease, meet local and state health and housing codes, set amount of rent and security deposit, can charge fee for late rent payments, make reasonable rules and regulations, give written notice when terminating lease 
200

Name a do and don't when using social media.

Do's: Be kind and considerate towards others, remember that your posts are public, social media posts can remain on the internet forever, watch out for fake friend requests. 

Dont's: Download/install software from social media platforms, use the same password for banking, social media, email, and other important platforms, engage with unusual posts or advertisements from your friends. 

200

What is a benefit from using a bank? 

You can earn interest, depending on the type of bank account you open

Convenience

Safety and security for your money and from federal deposit insurance

200

What is mental health, and how is it different from physical health?

Mental health encompasses our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, affecting how we think, feel, and act. 

Physical health, on the other hand, is the overall well-being of the physical body. 

300

What is one level included in the hierarchy of needs? 

Basic life needs, basic health and safety, social, self-confidence, fulfillment


300

What is one thing that must be included in a lease? 

Length of lease, what is included in rent/cost payment terms and due dates, late fees, security deposit conditions, maintenance and use of rental unit landlord access. 


300

Name two examples of what being a good roommate looks like. 

(can be multiple answers) 

Provide a healthy environment, complete a list of shared tasks/responsibilities, be respectful of each other and your shared space. 


300

What is credit, and how do you get a credit card? 

Ability to buy things and pay for them back later, Useful in times of emergencies, credit cards allow for large purchases while paying for them over tim. A credit cards have a credit limit, interest, fees, and benefits

Disadvantages: high interest, late fees, easy to overspend, and so on.

How to get a credit card:

Need to be 18, have a good credit score, and steady income

Check if credit score is good enough

Research credit cards: Their annual fees, interest rates, and rewards

Apply for a card Consider Secured Cards as an option


300

What are some things you can do to support your mental health?


Practice mindfulness, connecting with others, learn ways to handle stress, practice self-compassion. 

400

What are the benefits of having stable housing? Where is this on the hierarchy of needs pyramid?

(Many answers accepted) Stable housing provides numerous benefits, including improved physical and mental health, sense of safety and security, community involvement. It creates a foundation for overall well-being and allows individuals and families to thrive.

Hierarchy of needs: Basic life needs 

400

Why is a lease important? 


It is a legally binding contract between a landlord and a tenant that outlines the terms and conditions of renting a property. It serves as a crucial document that protects the rights and responsibilities of both parties involved in the rental process.

400

Name two examples of what being a good neighbor looks like. 

(can be multiple answers) 

Introduce yourself, mind your noise/volume, be approachable, communicate respectfully, be social, watch out for one another 


400

What is a credit score, and why is it important? 

Credit report: A detailed record of an individual’s credit history, including payment history, outstanding debts, and credit inquiries. It demonstrates how an individual has managed their credit and is used to assess financial trustworthiness.

Credit reporting agencies keep track of the money you borrow, how much is borrowed, the amount of time it takes to repay it, type of loan, etc.

Low score = potential denial from landlord/employer

400

List three things you need to consider when wanting to participate in desired leisure activities. 

Personal Interests & Preferences

Time Availability & Commitment

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