Prompt: What life skills have you learned in high school that will help you live independently after high school? Which skills do you think are essential for your success after high school?

 Prompt: High school taught me time management through balancing schoolwork, sports, and other commitments. I learned financial responsibility by managing money from work and tracking spending. I built communication skills through group projects, presentations, and working with others. Discipline, responsibility, and decision making are essential for my success after high school.

Summary: We learned more rhetoric.

Reflection: I learned new rhetoric techniques.

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