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Christian J Pardo
My name is Christian J Pardo, I’m a math teacher at San Tan Charter High School. I have been
teaching here for two years now. I’m also the coach of the Jr High baseball team. Before I start at
San Tan Charter I went to ASU and went through the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College
program that help guide me into the teacher I’m today. The teacher that cares for the wellbeing
of his students inside and outside of his own classroom. I want all the student in my school to be
able to guide themselves to the path in life that is right for them. All students are unique, and you
need to let them choice their own path. My beliefs on project-based learning is that it is good to
have students get used to the world after high school is over and moving out and living without
their parents becomes a thing. All students need to have some life skills and be able to apply it
for themselves.
The program will help provide students with financial planning and being able to manage
money. The cost of living now a days is quite high and being able to be cost efficient can help
when living with parents help. In the program the students will be able to budget money, see the
cost of living and balance a fixed income to support it. Money is needed for everything in this
world, having our future be able to handle and take care of their money will help them be smarter
with their money. Technology is advancing inside of the classroom and with this program it
won’t be any different. You can pay a lot of things online and handle your money that is inside
the bank also from a computer. I will be able to help guide them into saving money and being
able to budget their life and feel more comfortable when out on their own.
I want everyone to know that students being able to be financial responsible will mean that they
won’t need to rely on their parents to pay for things. Students will be able to help themselves
plan and budget money to help in the outside world and life after high school. These are things
The Effects of Money Management
that would have helped me after high school. Making a budget and knowing what you can spend
and still pay for all your bills is a good thing to know when trying to be independent.
At San Tan Charter School, the Love and Logic® philosophy is followed throughout our
community establishing a school-wide culture of mutual respect, As a member of the San Tan
Charter School community, iLEAD with integrity, Love, and Empathy. I hold
The school district has a population of about 700 students. Around 68% of our students are
white. We have about 17% of our students being Hispanic. Asian students are around 5%. Black
students are about 3%. The last 7% is other. No matter what race the students are everyone
deserves to be educated on managing money and being able to budget money as well. Having
skills that will help beyond the classroom is something every student need in life. Being prepared
for some of the essential tasks you will do in life, can never be bad. The skill to manage money
and budget. Being able to integrate these ideas we will need a space that we can work one on one
and the classrooms at the school would work because they have desk the fit four to a group and
they could work in teams to figure out a scenario to balance and manage money. The students
could also come up with something based on a cap to income. The project will start as an after-
school club and hopefully with enough support from students and parents it could become an
elective class student could take. It could also lean people into accounting and other jobs in that
field. The possibility are endless with this, students get key information they will use for the rest
of their lives and will have a better time in life because of the information. This skill helps
beyond the classroom and this skill can be used in many different avenues.