After graduating from high school.

I finally graduated from high school. I'm not sure if I should find a job or apply in Social Sciences at Ahuntsic College.

Choice 1 : Go to Ahuntsic College in Social Sciences.

Choice 2 : Go to work

Go to Ahuntsic College in Social Sciences.

It is the second week of the semester and my teachers had already begun piling on the homework. Social Sciences are way more difficult than I thought. I don't know if I should study more or if I should give up.

Choice 1 : Study more

Choice 2 : Don't study and give up.

Go to work.

Since I haven't completed any graduate studies, I have difficulty finding a good job. So, I work at McDonald's, and I get paid minimum wage.

Choice 1 : The End.

Study more.

It was maddening to concentrate, but I decided to work thoroughly on my homework. I worked so hard for my exams hoping of pulling off, and after all, it was all worth it because I got straight A's in all of my exams. I just graduated from Ahuntsic College. I can now apply to University of Sherbrooke or decide to go volunteering abroad.

Choice 1 : Apply to University of Sherbrooke.

Choice 2 : Decide to go volunteering abroad.

Don't study and give up.

I dropped out of school, and I have no more money. Should I go to work or should I ask my parents to live with them for the rest of my life?

Choice 1 : Go to work.

Choice 2 : Ask my parents to live with them.

Apply to University of Sherbrooke.

I was admitted to the University of Sherbrooke. The university is even more difficult than CEGEP, but there are many more parties with friends. Should I stay focused or should I go to parties?

Choice 1 : Stay focused and study more.

Choice 2 : Have fun and go to parties every night.

Decide to do an internship in a primary school.

After being overwhelmed by all the exams and homework, I decided it was time for me to do on-the-job-training. I did not regret my experience. I learned the ropes and how to do everything in a primary school class. I came in handy in the classroom. I test drove what it was like to teach in a primary school, and I really liked it. I can now choose if I want to work in a kindergarten class or a sixth grade class.

Choice 1 : Teach in a kindergarten class.

Choice 2 : Teach in a sixth grade class.

Stay focused and study more.

With all the efforts and the good work, I finally graduated from University of Sherbrooke. Now, I can't decide if I want to apply for a job as a primary school teacher or if I want to do an internship.

Choice 1 : Apply to be a primary school teacher.

Choice 2 : Go to do an internship in a primary school.

Have fun and go to parties every night.

I meet lots of new friends, and I keep partying every night. However, I realize that I have no more time to study and that I risk failing my classes. What should I do between dropping out of school or getting a tutor to help me?

Choice 1 : Don't study and give up.

Choice 2 : Get a tutor.

Apply to be a primary school teacher.

I did it. I finally got my dream job. I can now decide if I want to go teach in a kindergarten class or a sixth grade class.

Choice 1 : Teach in a kindergarten class.

Choice 2 : Teach in a sixth grade class.

Decide to go volunteering abroad.

I decided to go volunteering abroad in Nicaragua. I was skeptical at first because I knew I would not get any premium wage while doing it, and it was a big disadvantage for me. But after in-depth reflection, I decided to volunteer in another country. I helped a lot of people, and I knew I made their life better. Despite all the disadvantages like being far away from home, I decided to volunteer to make this world a better place. I saw life in a different angle and traveling became my new passion.

Choice 1 : The End.

Teach in a kindergarten class.

I now teach in kindergarten. I love teaching younger students. Since they’re very young, I could teach them some basic stuff. Should I teach them the letters of the alphabet or should I teach them to count?

Choice 1 : Teach them the letters of the alphabet.

Choice 2 : Teach them to count.

Teach in a sixth grade class.

I now teach in grade 6. I love teaching the older students. Since they are older, I could teach them more advanced notions. Should I teach them how to calculate the area of a triangle or should I teach them how to write a descriptive text?

Choice 1 : Teach them how to calculate the area of a triangle.

Choice 2 : Teach them how to write a descriptive text.

Ask my parents to live with them.

My parents were very angry to hear that I dropped out of school, and they don't want me to live with them anymore. I am now homeless.

Choice 1 : The End.

Get a tutor.

I have a lot of study to catch up on, and even if my tutor helps me a lot, it’s really hard. I have a choice between study more or not doing any extra exercise.

Choice 1 : Stay focused and study more.

Choice 2 : Not doing any extra exercise.

Not doing any extra exercise.

I chose not to do any extra exercise, so I failed all of my classes, and I got kicked out of university. Now, I only have two choices. Should I go to work or should I ask my parents to live with them for the rest of my life?

Choice 1 : Go to work.

Choice 2 : Ask my parents to live with them.

Teach them the letters of the alphabet.

I taught my kindergarten students the alphabet, and they now know all the letters from A to Z.

Choice 1 : The End.

Teach them to count.

I taught my kindergarten students how to count. Now, they can count to 100.

Choice 1 : The End.

Teach them how to calculate the area of a triangle.

I taught my grade six students how to calculate the area of a triangle, and they now manage to do so in math problem solving.

Choice 1 : The End.

Teach them how to write a descriptive text.

I taught my grade six students to write a descriptive text, and they all wrote me wonderful texts.

Choice 1 : The End.