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Hello everyone and welcome to our classroom blog. This blog will serve as a weekly online journal entry. It will be a way to earn points for Language Arts class but SO much more. It will be a way for you to get your voice out there! Every week there will be a discussion topic/question posted by yours truly and it will be your job to respond. Your response may be in direct relation to the topic or may be a comment about another student's response. The topics will vary but your job will remain the same. Respond to the topic in as much detail as you find necessary and in as genuine a matter as possible!
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ReplyDeleteWhat I learned is that it's harder to manage your money than I thought. You have to take into a count, food, clotes, morgage, and all the differnt expenses. I'm still wondering about stocks, and how you buy and sell them. And yes I did.
What I learned about money mangement is that you need to buget you cant just go out and spend your money without one. If you do that you'll end up without money. A part Im curious about still Is how to save money in the bank, and what happens to your money when you do put it in the bank. I already did the 50/50 grade.
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Maddie kelly
I learned that it is always important to stay in your budget and have money left over at the end of the month. I'm still curious about stocks but I might learn more about it at the JA park and also I am trying to get 50/50 for the book work.
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ReplyDelete-alyssa wash-
I learned that money management is hard. I see my parents doing bills and I never got how hard it really is, but now I know that when we buy too much something can go wrong. I did do the other part to the work.
ReplyDeleteDuring this whole whirlwind JA money management unit, I learned that handling money takes lot's of work..and math. There is much more to it than it seems. I see why paying bills is hated. (Besides the fact that you have to pay for things.) It's definitely a struggle to sort your money out and make sure you have just enough for every need - especially our group who only made $21,000 a year, and having a 7 year old daughter. It bites but, we found what we can afford to keep a roof over our heads, and have a car to drive us to work so we can make money. It's not easy or fun but, we all have to do it eventually. I am still curious about how if you're making a steady amount of money how do you have left over money for yourself if you have so much to pay for? I decided just to do the 40/50 because, I already have a pretty good grade, and I don't need the extra credit.(:
ReplyDeleteMariyah Allred. <3
What i Learned during this unit is how to pay bills and to find how much money you get left over every month. i am still curios about how to buy houses and every little thing inside of the house. i am goign to take the 50/50 because it can really help my grade and its not that hard of extra credit
ReplyDeleteI learned a lot about money management and stalks and stuff! I kinda liked this lesson because its a good way to get to know the economy and how stalks go up and what we need to look out for! Im taking the 50/50 road to learn more and to get my grade!!
ReplyDeleteFor JA I did the Recreation and Entertainment part, which was probably the easiest one because half of the requirements needed to be free. I learned that even though you have a really low income you can still provide for your family without being being super poor. I still am slightly confused on the whole stocks thing, but i probably will never use stocks when i get older. I did do the workbook work to get the 50/50 points and it wasn't very hard just A LOT of writing. Anyways, I am looking forward to the JA field trip so I can do this stuff in "real" life.
ReplyDelete-Maddie Duffy.(:
I learned about how important it is to save money and not spend it all on say a new pair of shoes or something that you don't need. I would have liked to spend more on stolks and how those affect your salary. I also did the 50/50.
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During the JA course I’ve learned how stocks work and how hard it is to raise enough money even though I still had $700 at the end of the month. And I also finished the extra credit it was really easy.
ReplyDeleteI'm taking the 40/50 and I didn't learn anything I didn't already know except how to calculate the rent.
ReplyDeleteIn this unit i learned that it's not easy to manage money adn that you have to spend alot of money on ALOT of things, I'm still curious about stocks and how you buy them and can you sell stocks? Yes i'm going to tdo the extra credit to get 100% instead of 90%
ReplyDelete-Victoria Sanchez(:
I learned about how important it is to be careful with how much you spend and to keep some at the end for myself. I only did the 40/50 because I didn't have the time.
ReplyDelete-Jared Jacobson
During this unit, I learned a lot. I learned that even from 98,000 yearly budget can still be scary to go in dept. Although my group went really cheap, it's still a scary whether it will be in dept or not. I'm still really curious about how taxes work. I can understand we pay tax and it's for the government but they don't have to be raising taxes up every year. Sooner or later it's going to be 100 and we're not even making any money. I on the other hand is doing the extra credit which makes the whole project 100 percent. I'm going to be gone so, I'll turn it in on Monday.. Yeah...
ReplyDelete-William Nguyen
I learned that managing your money is really difficult to do you have to get everything right or you get off by alot. I learned that food is one of the most expensive thing you have buy on a monthly basis. I also chose to do part of the extra credit.
ReplyDeleteFrom JA I learned that you have to be careful not to spend to much money on something. I cn tell that paying bills would be pretty stressfull. I would like to learn more about taxes. I got 50/50.
ReplyDeleteWyatt Diaz
First off, love you Will! Something that I learned was how to play the stock market; not in depth (I wont be playing any time soon)but i got a grasp of how to get money from stocks. Something i want to know more about is taxes. Id like to know the logistics of paying taxes.
ReplyDeleteDuring JA i learned to use your money carefully and that buying food and houses can be really hard. I would like to learn in the future more about taxes like Wyatt. I got 50/50 also.
ReplyDelete-Adam Koehler
Kelly says I have learn a lot be ause of JA and it taught me how to manage my money, for example if I was a single mom that was a travel agent then I would have to use money more wisely! I got 42/50!
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