I have no maths skills are really bad at maths, but I was told by my parents how to save how to spend money and how much food and bills cost, A lot of my friends got into a lot of difficulty with credit cards, are use my credit card once a month and pay off straight away, it’s a shame schools don’t do this with all the students, so children can understand about credit cards and money, A lot of adults don’t have skills that they can take with them through their life, are used to watch your program in the 90s and I’ve got a lot of good ideas of finances, i’d love to see it again
This series opens up the debate about the damage done to the education system by the constant meddling and social experimentation that occurs. At present the uk system is run as an 'inclusive' system, with equal access and rights to an education.... a lovely system in theory, but one which does NOT work . For Example BSD students are moved to lower groups due to behaviour issues, which leads to a lowered expectation of their own personal goals.
With twenty pounds, you have to shop smarter, perhaps a mix of branded like Heinz and Robinsons as well as supermarkets own like Sainsbury's and Tesco (usually cheaper). Don't forget milk, bread, tea, etc and of course special offers lasting between a week up to six weeks. BOGOF and 2 for £1.00 are examples of it.
Putting money away is my favourite aspect of finances. Of course, you can do it in branch, via deposit envelopes (just like posting a letter into a post box) and lately, transferring between accounts via a cash machine, usually takes seconds. Cheques remember take longer say three to five working days where as cash, it is usually on the same day. If it is on a Saturday or Bank Holiday, then it is the following working day which would normally be Monday (Tuesday if it is a Bank Holiday Monday).
This is quite good, practical maths works so much better than overloading uninterested and underachieving kids with mind-boggling numbers and equations.
When i first start being on my own, I get around 600 (my currency), depending on sales. Rented a small room for 200, and left me with 400 like him. The problem is, our currency is so shit, 20 basically give you close to nothing. a carton of 10 eggs alone is already 6. loaf of bread is around 3. a whole chicken is around 10. That's all you can get for our 20.
Notice the mistakes of others; Chips, soda, seltzer, chocolate milk, juice, bottled water, lemonade, iced tea, energy drinks, and a $7 2oz prepped salad paid for on food stamps while the other $200 was paid in cash.
Is this a typical high school class or some type of special needs class? By special needs I mean poor kids, recovering addicts or like a discipline school type thing, not mental or physically needy.
+dignyochick Basically poor people, who are ignorant to education and have behaviour issues so either never went or always misbehaved and got removed from the lesson and never learnt anything.
I love the way Carl got up to run for his £20 worth of food!! He listened to Alvin's advice about going for freebies!!
I have no maths skills are really bad at maths, but I was told by my parents how to save how to spend money and how much food and bills cost, A lot of my friends got into a lot of difficulty with credit cards, are use my credit card once a month and pay off straight away, it’s a shame schools don’t do this with all the students, so children can understand about credit cards and money, A lot of adults don’t have skills that they can take with them through their life, are used to watch your program in the 90s and I’ve got a lot of good ideas of finances, i’d love to see it again
I'm blessed that my mom taught me this and I didn't have to learn it all the hard way like Alvin did.
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This is a special school, for special kids.
and special teachers, so dumb
Y u saying he's a bad teacher i would love if my math teacher was like that
Ssss
This series opens up the debate about the damage done to the education system by the constant meddling and social experimentation that occurs. At present the uk system is run as an 'inclusive' system, with equal access and rights to an education.... a lovely system in theory, but one which does NOT work .
For Example BSD students are moved to lower groups due to behaviour issues, which leads to a lowered expectation of their own personal goals.
With twenty pounds, you have to shop smarter, perhaps a mix of branded like Heinz and Robinsons as well as supermarkets own like Sainsbury's and Tesco (usually cheaper). Don't forget milk, bread, tea, etc and of course special offers lasting between a week up to six weeks. BOGOF and 2 for £1.00 are examples of it.
uhegbu i do this all the time :)
Putting money away is my favourite aspect of finances. Of course, you can do it in branch, via deposit envelopes (just like posting a letter into a post box) and lately, transferring between accounts via a cash machine, usually takes seconds. Cheques remember take longer say three to five working days where as cash, it is usually on the same day. If it is on a Saturday or Bank Holiday, then it is the following working day which would normally be Monday (Tuesday if it is a Bank Holiday Monday).
This is quite good, practical maths works so much better than overloading uninterested and underachieving kids with mind-boggling numbers and equations.
On everyday issues, how many people uses Matrices, Binary , Venn , and Quadratic Equations?
@@walboyfredo6025 Matrices, blimey there's a word I haven't heard since I left school in 2009 lol
Short version of this video :Dump your expensive girlfriend get rich.
where did the music teacher come in?
When i first start being on my own, I get around 600 (my currency), depending on sales. Rented a small room for 200, and left me with 400 like him. The problem is, our currency is so shit, 20 basically give you close to nothing. a carton of 10 eggs alone is already 6. loaf of bread is around 3. a whole chicken is around 10. That's all you can get for our 20.
45 x 81 = 3645
Notice the mistakes of others;
Chips, soda, seltzer, chocolate milk, juice, bottled water, lemonade, iced tea, energy drinks, and a $7 2oz prepped salad paid for on food stamps while the other $200 was paid in cash.
Shit man, 1000 pounds a month is the salary of a professional where I live.
If they were american kids theyd be like where are the frozen meatballs?
Why they look really old to me for that level of math ?
dude seriously they seem to be slow learners to be at that level! In a previous level Jamie says they are about 16-17 years old...
Isn’t that like 5th grade math?
@@djmazz1100 No, it’s Year 3 mathematics. Tolerance makes it a maximum of Year 4.
If 400 (disposable income) is divided by 4 (weeks in a month) = 100, not 125 as he stated.
each calendar month is about 4.3 weeks.
Which would make it even less per week....
Is this a typical high school class or some type of special needs class? By special needs I mean poor kids, recovering addicts or like a discipline school type thing, not mental or physically needy.
+dignyochick Basically poor people, who are ignorant to education and have behaviour issues so either never went or always misbehaved and got removed from the lesson and never learnt anything.
They seem like good kids, just haven't had the opportunities of others. Quite sad in a way
йопа, нас в 13 лет заставляли квадратные уравнения решать с дискриминантами, а они в столбик умножать не умеют... капец
That young black girl is really a beauty