Answer:
There are many things you should be doing to plan for your career:
1) First things first you should list all the careers that you would like.
2) After that think of your top skills and what interests you the most. *this will help you choose your career*.
3) Compare all your careers and see which one is most interesting to you.
4) After you have chosen your career choice. (Think ahead of time) you should see what you need to do for it. Look at the demands for that field.
5) *something I learned this year is SMART goal*. Set SMART goals for yourself. "SMART" stands for: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely. This will help you put down steps for your future. (search up SMART goals for more reference)
6) With the SMART goals write down your steps that you will need to achieve your goals. These steps will help you get to your future career.
This very much depends on your school, but a common rule for most is that you must pass all of your classes no matter what you choose.
In some states there are state tests you must pass to graduate as well. For me, I had to take an Algebra State Test to pass 9th and continue.
Answer:
You can just keep the points, If she don't like the answers or steps, it's fine, You can keep the points to yourself because you earned them, it's not a big deal
Explanation:
Answer:
720 feet
Explanation:
10 x 6 = 60 seconds which is one minute
so
120 x 6 = 720 feet
