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Oldest? Idk

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The oldest work so you can knock that out of the way, and then make your way up to the new work so you’ll be caught up on everything.

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Easier work that still has weight.. and later work first unless there’s an important assignment.

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I would start on the oldest missing and if ur stuck join office hours or email them.

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Do the ones that have the most points involved, so you don’t get a F. I also do oldest because either the assignment will eventually close or I need the prior knowledge for the other missing assignments.

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Most recent

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You should start on the latest work. Reasons as to why is because you might not be able to get certain assignments done due to due dates so I think it’s best to get your latest work done first.

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The ez one first

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I do the newest work because it’s the most recently talked about and it’s fresh in your brain then I do oldest work. If I don’t know then I either ask a teacher or somebody else for help.

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Most recent to get the grade faster

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Work on the most recent work, then go back and do the older work. And if you’re stuck, ask the teacher for help. :)

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Then the older work

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The most difficult assignment first

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Start with most recent then missing assignments and ask for help if you don’t understand.

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The most recent work with the most weight on grade change

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The most recent so you can get it graded faster

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Oldest so u don’t get a 0

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Most recent

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Start with the most recent so you don’t get more missings

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Most recent and ask for help.

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Neither, start with whats most important and work back. Missings are priority

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You should start with the most recent work and work through it

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Recent so you don’t get more behind. Ask a teacher for help.

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If I don’t understand the assignment I would ask for help.

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The most recent work and then the old assignments

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Most recent work

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I would start with the maybe the most recent or the higher graded ones, and work towards the older ones, if you don’t understand an assignment you should ask for help from your teachers.

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The recent work for u won’t get even more behind

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Resent

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I think the recent then the oldest work

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If you're trying to get caught up in a class, should you start with the oldest work, or the most recent work? And what do you think works the best for you if you don't understand an assignment?

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Fall walks

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Watching movies nd painting pumpkins

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Pumpkin painting

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Pumpkin carving/painting with family/freinds.

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Ooooooo honestly I'm not sure! There's too many great things!

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I miss apple picking in Wisconsin

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Fall walks, pumpkin picking, and going to cute fall farm festival thingys.

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Pumpkin painting and fall walks

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Fall walks. It’s so entertaining to crunch on the floor leaves and drink your yummy warm drinks while walking alone

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Fall walks. It’s so entertaining to crunch on the floor leaves and drink your yummy warm drinks while walking alone

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Pumpkin patch

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Not pumpkin picking, actually carving or painting the pumpkin.

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Apple picking and pumpkin patches

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Pumpkin patch

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Pumpkin carving

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Pumpkin patch

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Walks

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walks

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Fall Walks

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Walks

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Fall walks

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Going to pumpkin patches

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Horror movies with family

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Pumpkin picking because your picking the pumpkin your going to carve

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Fall walks

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Fall walks with my dog

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Yesterday in my media class we kept building up our leaf pile and even ℹ jumped in it so many times, lolz

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Fall naps, or walks probably

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Pumpkin spice

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I think fall walks are most fun and also pumpkin picking

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Fall walks with friends

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Fall walks or pumpkin picking!

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I have no idea

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Fall walks

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Idk what leaf peeping is but fall walks

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I love going to pumpkin patches and the scary corn mazes

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Fall walks

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Pumpkin picking? Apple picking? Leaf peeping? Fall walks? Other???

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I have no clue.

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Probably 5

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Maybe like 7-8 jobs throughout the average Americans lifetime (including jobs during teenage years)…

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Maybe like 7-8 jobs throughout the average Americans lifetime (including jobs during teenage years)…

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Once you get older and find a more stable job, you typically stay there much longer. My dad has worked for the same company for ~10 years and my mom for 4 years now. They get promotions which technically is a “different job”… but more-so just a role in my eyes. Like my mom went from a project manager to a program manager… she just manages more. I don’t think that’s a different job.

All I’m saying is that I imagine you work for ~7-8 companies throughout your life… assuming you’re like my parents and once you get a stable job, you stay there for a long time.

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Like 3

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Idk maybe 5-8

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6-7

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Depends. Id say 5 jobs, maybe 10 if they move around a lot or start early. Maybe 20 if we count internships or side hustles

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4 to 8 idk

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5-8 maybe?

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I would say about 10 jobs, maybe a little more like 11 or 12

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3-7

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5-10.. i guess

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4-5 or more

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10?

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I would say anywhere from 5-15 depending on the situation

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5

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I’d say around 10 maybe

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2-6

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6-10

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Perhaps around 12-15?

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depends on their living situation

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maybe around like 10+

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I don’t know like maybe 20+? People work a lot and often times jump between jobs to find what they like but I’m not sure

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I think about 5 or 6

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I feel like 15 including small jobs like babysitting

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How many jobs do you think the average American has in their lifetime?