Adulting
Doctor you should schedule an appointment to see at least once per year.
Who is your Primary Care Physician (PCP)?
What should you do before an interview?
What are:
Research the company
Review the job description
Prepare for interview questions based on the company and job description
Money you do not need to pay back and can use to pay for college or training programs.
What are scholarships?
The money that you make from having a job.
What is a salary or income?
Term for being the person who makes the decisions in your life (causal agent/protagonist of the story).
Self-Determination
Rent is paid to this person.
Who is your landlord?
The definition of soft skills and how they differ from hard skills.
What are skills that can be considered personality traits or intangible skills necessary for interpersonal communication and job success? Whereas hard skills are specific, tangible skills you learn for a job, like a specific type of equipment or computer program.
What is a letter of recommendation?
The reason goal-setting is important.
Because it makes dreams/visions into actionable steps?
Recurring tasks that you have to do when you live on your own. Include at least 3.
What is cleaning, cooking, grocery shopping, laundry, etc?
What should you do after the interview?
What is: send a thank-you letter/email to the person who interviewed you?
Classes that impact your ability to be admitted into a college or training program.
What are ALL of them! Electives/Enrichments and Groups impact high school GPA, high school graduation, and are used to determine if you should be admitted to college programs or majors.
2 examples of needs
2 examples of wants
Needs Examples:
Housing/Rent
Utilities (electricity, heat, phone)
Groceries
Transportation (bus/train fare, car payment)
Wants Examples:
Iced Coffee/Dunks/Take Out
Streaming Services/Cable
Concert Tickets
Video Games
SMART Goal stands for this.
What is:
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Time-based
When you manage your life in and out of work
What is having a work/life balance?
2 soft skills needed for every job
What are:
Time Management
Conflict Resolution
Accepting Constructive Criticism
This document includes the classes taken, grades earned, credit earned, and GPA.
What is a transcript?
The ideal percentage of your income you should spend on needs, wants, and savings.
Needs: 50%
Wants: 30%
Savings: 20%
In Skills for Living, you get to explore your strengths, interests, and preferences in these areas:
What are employment, education, community, and adult living?
The form you get from your employer at the end of the year to file your taxes.
W2
4 sections to include on your resume
What are:
Education, Skills, Work Experience, Contact Information, Awards, Certifications
College classes taken by every student regardless of major.
What are General Education Requirements (GER)?
The number of months' expenses you should have saved for in case of an emergency.
What is 6 months?
The purpose of disclosing a disability at work or school.
To obtain a reasonable accommodation.