Question

List out seven lessons you have gleaned from the story: Battle for the young.

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

There are times when things go wrong in life. Most of us try to escape it, denying the truth life presents to us. When a problem occurs, most of the time it occurs because something is not right -- you got sick because you haven't been eating right; you are in hefty debt because you didn't live within your means; you got backstabbed because you're too trusting; your partner wanted to break up with you because you're too controlling -- the list goes on and on.

Instead of looking at external circumstances and blame them for unfortunate life events, look at yourself first and see if there's anything you can improve. Can you change the way you live so that your life situation can improve? Whether it be changing your habits, attitude, or outlook, you need to change in order to improve your life's situation. Failing to accept the truth life presents to you, you will forever fall into the traps you can never seem to escape.Surrendering to life, you become weak and vulnerable. You become easily influenced especially by bad influences such as drugs and alcohol which you're told could help you heal pain. You become friends with bad strangers. You become sad and emotionally unstable which leads to depression and beyond.

However, if you realize that you are in control of yourself no matter what happens, you will not ignore the unfortunate circumstances and use them as springboards for the better you. You bring yourself to a healthy environment. You build yourself a support system. You surround yourself with good influences. You build yourself skills and never stop improving yourself.

Answer 2

Explanation:

There’s no overstating how important a role a teacher can play in one’s life. With the amount of time they spend with us, watching us grow into responsible human beings, it’s fair to say that teachers do indeed come across as second parents.

They are influential by nature and often take advantage of opportunities to teach life lessons when they present themselves.

Life lessons taught by teachers can have a lasting impact on students.

In many cases, sharing these life lessons can have a far greater impact than teaching standard based content.

These ‘Teachable moments’ expand on various

topics and discuss the various aspects of life.

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