Certain experiences can mark the beginings of maturity:
1. getting your first job
a)
b)
c)
2. graduating from high school
a) Making decisions
b)
c)
3. getting your driver's license
a) Be aware of drivers while on
the road
b) Say no to a drunk driver for a
ride home
c)
i need help getting some supporting details for the 3 ideas above. i just need some suggestions.
please help and thank you very much
for #1
how to find companies who are hiring
follow directions - for example, filing application online or on paper; calling back after filing applications; interviewing; dressing correctly
for #2
focusing on classes needed to graduate
or
focusing on classes needed to graduate AND to qualify for college/university application
whether or not to take dual-credit and/or AP courses
whether or not to enroll in an IB programme
for #3
getting the state's driving manual
reading and studying (=memorizing) the state's rules of the road
enrolling in a driver training course
doing well on tests (paper and driving)
Sure! Here are some potential supporting details for each of the three ideas:
1. Getting your first job:
a) Learning responsibility by showing up on time and meeting work expectations.
b) Developing time management skills by balancing work hours with other commitments.
c) Gaining financial independence and learning how to manage money.
2. Graduating from high school:
a) Making decisions about future education or career paths.
b) Developing critical thinking skills through problem-solving and decision-making.
c) Taking on more responsibilities, such as managing personal finances or living arrangements.
3. Getting your driver's license:
a) Being aware of potential dangers and practicing defensive driving techniques.
b) Saying no to a ride from a drunk driver, prioritizing personal safety, and making responsible choices.
c) Developing independence by being able to travel to work, school, or personal commitments without relying on others.
Remember, these are just suggestions, and there can be many more supporting details based on individual experiences and perspectives.