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The Vang family lives in St. Paul, MN. They spent a lot of time at the hospital this year. Mai had a baby, her son Chu broke his leg, and her husband Houa was very sick.
Story 1 Image Now, they have very high medical bills to pay.
Houa makes a good salary, but they still do not have enough money to pay the extra medical bills.
Mai stays home taking care of the baby while Chu is at school.
They have a strict budget, but they still need a little more money to pay the bills.
Talk to a credit counselor
Buy a lottery ticket
Get a job
Ask for a loan from Houa's employer
Refuse to pay the bills
2. Review what Mai says she needs in a job, then select the main categories at the bottom of the slide that Mai needs to
consider in her job search.
What I need:
- Work only when Chu is at school (8-8:30)
- Short commute, St Paul Only
- At least $10 per hour
- Temporary job
Schedule
Specific industry
Distance
Benefits
Money
Vacation Policy
3. Choose the best three tasks for her list. Drag them to the "To Do List." Then click Next.
4. Select the search phrase that will be most helpful in narrowing Mai's online job search.
jobs need money now
jobs in Minnesota
jobs part-time
jobs St Paul Minnesota part-time
5. Select the first result that is not an ad.
6. Change the distance limit to "within 5 miles."
7. Sort the jobs by date.
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This search brings up three nanny positions that could be possibilities. Mai decides to create a spreadsheet to keep track of the information so she can compare the jobs more easily.
8. Read the job description below. Then click on the cell in the spreadsheet that is missing information. Fill the cell with the correct
information.
Part-time Nanny for 1 Infant in St. Paul
I'm looking for a great nanny for 1 infant. We are looking for someone to take care of our son Mondays and Wednesdays in January and February. We are hoping to find a stay-at-home parent or retired adult -- someone with a flexible schedule who would like to earn some extra money taking care of a baby for a couple of months.
9. Which of Mai's needs are met by this job? Select the correct answers.
10. Based on Mai's criteria, select the job in the spreadsheet shown here that is the best fit for her.
11. Click on the button that allows Mai to proceed to the online application.
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You have now finished story 1 with Mai. You will continue with story 2.
Marcus wants to earn a degree from a community college in Chicago, where he lives. He wants a degree in healthcare so he can eventually work in the healthcare industry.
Story 2 Image
Marcus can afford to spend $10,000 a year on education expenses. He needs a night program because he currently works during the day.
He is using the Bureau of Labor Statistics to look at different healthcare job descriptions and
wages. He sees two possible healthcare jobs that interest him.
12. Based on Marcus's desire to work in the healthcare industry, select the best jobs to pursue.
Marcus decides to find a community college program in radiation therapy.
He wants to attend classes at night and keep his current day-job in the Chicago area. He also has a budget of $10,000 a year. He does not care about school size.
13. Select the website that will best help Marcus with the next step of his research.
14. Create a school comparison chart. Drag and drop the four relevant headings to row 1 of the spreadsheet.
15. Click on the part of the webpage shown where Marcus can listen to information about CollegeU Admissions
16. Click the link for the college located in South Holland.
17. Use the Bookmark button on the address bar to save this page. Label the bookmark "SSC".
18. Click on the information in the text that describes the time commitment for this program.
19. Does this college meet Marcus's needs? Select the correct answer.
20. What is the best next step for Marcus? Select the correct answer.
You have now finished story 2 with Marcus. You will continue with story 3.
Story 3 Image
Maria is trying to find the best cell phone plan.
She wants an affordable plan with good service and reception. She uses her phone for work, so she needs a large data plan. She wants unlimited calling and texting.
21. Drag the correct answers to the list.
22. Select all the search results that are NOT sponsored links or advertisements.
23. Click on the link that will take Maria to more information about the company.
24. Is this website likely to be reliable? Select the correct answer.
25. Click on the link where Maria can view the Consumer Reports ratings.
26. Read the page, scrolling down as needed, and select every box that describes what this means for Maria.
27. Look at the subscription page shown, scrolling down as needed. Select all the true statements.
Maria decides to wait to subscribe to Consumer Reports. Instead, she posts her question on her neighborhood Facebook group.
28. Based on George Nelson's post to Maria, select every good choice.
Maria has a good tip and should buy a plan with Sprint.
Maria needs more information to know if this is true or not.
Maria should visit the Sprint website to see if she would qualify for a free phone.
Maria doesn't need more information because George is her friend.
29. What is the most appropriate response for Maria to write to George? Select the correct answer.
Maria Mendez Thanks! The phone and plan are just what I want!!
Maria Mendez Thanks for the tip, but I'm looking for a data plan and unlimited texting.
Maria Mendez I'm not sure if it will work, I need to call Sprint and learn more about the flip phone.
Maria Mendez That was a scam! There is no free phone!
30. What should Maria do? Select the correct answer.
Maria gathers information from several companies. She narrows her search down to two cell phone plan providers and is trying to decide which is the better choice.
31. Select the plan provider in the spreadsheet that is the best fit for Maria.
32. Did Maria solve her problem? Select the correct answer.
Yes, she solved her problem.
No, she has a plan that does not meet her needs.
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