In my opinion, I feel like it’s extremely important for schools to take in consideration teaching anything money related because students at this age won’t have full knowledge of how to use money wisely because they have full reliances on their families, on their parents so they won’t know how to use money efficiently and what is best for them. In schools, they could add more business-related subjects for students and that could help them a lot. And also, what I would recommend schools to do is to do some like, awarenesses for money spending, if you know. And that would really help them for the long run. Because in the future, they would really need this knowledge and money responsibility, since they would become in the future financially independent and they would need full knowledge and for awareness of how to use money wisely and most efficiently for themselves. Okay, that was.
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In my opinion, it's extremely important for schools to consider teaching anything related to money because students at this age won't have full knowledge of how to use money wisely. They have full reliance on their families, on their parents, so they won't know how to use money efficiently and what is best for them. Schools could add more business-related subjects for students, and that could help them a lot. Also, I would recommend that schools conduct some awareness programs for money spending. That would really help them in the long run. In the future, they will need this knowledge and sense of money responsibility since they will become financially independent and will need full knowledge and awareness of how to use money wisely and most efficiently for themselves. Okay, that was.
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