Đề thi ĐGNL ĐH Sư phạm Hà Nội 2024 môn Anh (ca chiều) - Có đáp án

Đề thi ĐGNL ĐH Sư phạm Hà Nội 2024 môn Anh (ca chiều) - Có đáp án

Life skill 1: How to manage money

The more conversations teens hear about money, the more they can control their finances. Learning about managing money comes from having an allowance, budgeting for things they want, understanding how credit cards work, and saving money for a school trip or for college. Managing their finances is possibly one of the most important life skills for teens to learn. After all, starting off on the right course can help avoid digging themselves out of a deep hole in the future. By learning money-management skills early, they practise decision-making skills and personal responsibility before those things have a major impact on their life.

Life skill 2: How to stay organized

Teenagers need help when it comes to developing organization skills. And while parents shouldn't take over, teens need help to build these skills. Help them manage their workload with tools like standard phone apps to keep things organized. Reminders, notes, messages, calendars, photos, weather, clocks, maps, mail, and voice memos can make a huge difference. Some teens do better when they have concrete reminders like Post-it notes or task lists on paper. The aim is to get teens understanding that staying organized is a practiced skill and can improve their lives. Every social-emotional skill improves with organization. Organization affects teens (self-awareness) and those around them (social awareness).

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