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SUMMER JOBS

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It has long been a tradition for American high school students to spend theirsummer vacation working.
As well as being a chance to earn money, the summer job has generally been
regarded as an important step in the growing up process because it teaches
responsibility and interpersonal skills.
( 29 ), changes in both young people’s attitudes and the labor market havestrongly impacted the number of teens employed during the summer.
Today, approximately one-third of teens have summer jobs-a figure that isroughly half what it was just four decades ago.

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191) How do American regard summer jobs?
1) A tradition for American students to spend their vacation working and a20For Teachers: Please use the direct method like CALLAN for this part. 1. Ask student to answer thequestion on their own at first. 2. Then read the “sample answer”. 3. Tell student to close their eyes. 4. Letthem repeat after you again. Because student can’t see the answer. 5. Have the student try to memorize thestudent answer. 6. Once they have memorized the answer, ask the question one last time.

chance to earn money.
21222) What important impact it can help students?
2) An important step in the growing up process, It teaches responsibility andinterpersonal skills.
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Parents once encouraged their children to take summer jobs to gain basic
skills that would serve them later in the working world. However, maystudents today ( 30 ).
The Bureau of Labor Statistics found that in the last 2 years, the number of
16-to-19-year-olds enrolled in summer school has tripled.
As college degrees have become essential for career success and tuition fees
continue to rise, many students have realized that taking advanced classes
during the summer to win scholarships can be more beneficial than working
at a minimum-wage job.

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33 3) Why is it that students of 16-to-19-year-olds enrolled in summer hastripled.?
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fees continue to rise.

35364) What did student realize in order to win scholarships?
4) Taking advanced classes during summer can be more beneficial instead ofworking.
373839Another factor behind the decreasing popularity of summer jobs may be( 31 ). Recently, many teenagers have been choosing to do unpaid
internships during the summer.

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As older adults are remaining in the workforce longer than ever, many young
graduates have been losing out to these more experienced applicants even forentry-level positions. Consequently, the chance to acquire career-specificskills have become more appealing. With the US economy strengthening,
however, the traditional summer job could begin to make a comeback.
Further Questions & Sample Answers5) What factor behind the decreasing popularity of summer jobs ?
5) Older adults are remaining in the workforce longer than ever.
6) If adults will work longer, what effects it could be to young graduates?
6) Losing out job even for entry-level positions, need to aacquire career-

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are making more money at summer jobs
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worsening academic performance
growth in the economy
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