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- Type: Honda Insight Ex
- Year: 2014
- It is a used car
- Cost: $12,200
- Monthly payment: $270
Reason for picking it:
- always wanted a Honda
- couldn't afford new one
- small car (easier to park)

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- Location: Arlington Heights
- Price: $111, 900
- Monthly payment: $849
- Yearly payment: $10,188
- Picture:

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What have you learned about yourself through this webquest?
- I have learned that it is much harder to find an apartment or condo with what you want for the price you want. I thought that finding a job would be hard, that part is the easiest. I also learned about myself as I am pretty good at budgeting out my money. I was very close to my salary in the ending balance.

Looking forward to the future, what are some areas you will need to focus on, skills you will need to improve, and changes you will need to make in order to reach your goals?  Is there anything you can start doing in high school?
- I need to focus on when I find a job, where I would like to move and how much money I can spend on the apartment or car. I also need to find a job that I really want to do. I still haven’t decided what I am when I grow up, so that is what I mainly have to do in high school.

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How did your choices of career line up with your choice of home/apartment and car?  Were you able to afford them?   What could you have done differently?

- I couldn’t afford the house, but I could afford the car.
- I would have to find a cheaper house, but I have an idea of how much it would have to be.
What were the main pros and cons for this job?

- Pros: doing something I like, I was working with kids, and I was on my feet and not on a desk all day long - - Cons: didn’t pay well, hard to find a good school, and it seemed really hard to think of things to do everyday.
If you change your mind on careers, what are three other careers you could do with your degree or experience?

- I could become a counselor, school psychologist, and child life specialist.
Would you rather have a job you like and not make a lot, or a job you hate and make a lot?
- I would rather have the job I wanted and be happy because I can always find a smaller house, or a roommate. I can also walk to work everyday, and not use the car a lot if needed.

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Important features:
- white kitchen: I like the way it looks and I've always wanted it.
- modern finish in the kitchen and bathroom: It feels like it was newly  built and exactly what I have always wanted.
- open space for small area: This is important because I can have people over and all still be by each other but in different rooms.
Reason for picking location:
- close to family
- nice area to start a new family
- nice schools to work at

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- Schooling: bachelor degree which takes 4 years to complete
- While in college: hold a GPA that is 3.0 or higher
- Student-teacher: 30 to 35 hours per week
- Pass tests: edTPA, Test of Academic Proficiency or ACT/SAT
- Background checks: no criminal and/or drug offences in the last seven years

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- Lowest: 40 thousand
- Middle: 51 thousand
- Highest: 64 thousand
What is it like working as a teacher?
- helping kids
- working at a school
- hours: around 8am-3pm
- teaching them math
- grading papers
- air conditioned or heated rooms
- making copies
- finding plans for the next day

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- Sending application: send Illinois State Board of Education a letter or email with test scores and transcripts and once approved, they will give you a teaching license
- Application fee: $100 if completed the Illinois teaching certificate requirements in state or $150 out of state
- Registration cost: $10 and can add more regions for no additional cost
- License: valid for five years

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- good at math
- working with others
- being happy over money
- talking in front of others
Why does this appeal to you?

- helping others
- having the same schedule as my family
- being at home when my kids are home
- not working on weekends
- still volunteer or coach