 Create, set something up to use  Establishes/ established/ establishing, establishment(n)  Hamilton High School was established in 1999.

 A group of people who are born and live around the same time  Generations  My generation grew up during the 80’s.

 Ability to use what you know to make a decision, evaluation  To judge/judges/judged /judging, judge(n)  My mom’s final judgment was that I couldn’t go out with my friends.

 Someone who acts grown up  Maturely (adv), to mature/matures/mat ured/maturing, immature  The mature teenager chose not to stay out past curfew.

 To take part, share, to do  Participates/ participated/ participating, participant (n), participation  It is important for students to participate in class.

 The government and what people think about it  Political  It is not good to talk about politics on a first date.

 Well trained or prepared for a job, skilled, or experienced  To qualify/qualifies/ qualified/qualifying, unqualified  I want a qualified dentist to fix my teeth.

 To make a choice in an election  Votes/voted/voting, vote (n)  I voted for Obama for President last November.

 Responsible for something  Accountably, to account/ accounts/accounted/ accounting  I am accountable for helping my students learn English.

 Power over others, control  Authorities, authorize, authoritarian  The principal has the authority to expel students from the school.

 Treating people unfairly because of how they look or believe in  To discriminate/ discriminates/ discriminated/ discriminating, discriminately  Discrimination should never be acceptable in the classroom.

 Setting rules, establishing rules and regulations  To impose/imposes/ imposed/ imposing, imposer  Teachers need to impose rules in their classroom to help with teaching.

 To ignore, lack of care and attention  To neglect/neglects/ neglected/ neglecting  Brain cells will die from neglect if you never use them!

 To keep people from doing something, prevent, not allow  Prohibits/ prohibited/ prohibiting, prohibitory, prohibition  A dress code prohibits students from wearing inappropriate clothing to school.

 Something that limits activity  Restrictions, to restrict/ restricts/ restricted/ restricting  Teenagers should have restrictions on how late they can stay out at night.

 To break, go against or ruin  Violates/ violated/ violating, violation  If you violate the school rules you will be expelled.

 To have enough money  Affords/afforded, affording, affordable, affordably  In order to afford a new phone, I saved for 2 months.

 Someone who leaves/ quits school before graduating  Drop out (v)  If you are a dropout, it will be very difficult to find a good paying job.

 Something you have done or skills you have practiced  Experiences, Experience (verb), experienced (adj.)  Experience is important if you want to make more money in a career.

 The money you earn, salary  If you don’t have a job or work, you don’t have an income.  An income is important if you want to be independent!

 To be on your own, not dependent  Independently(adv), dependent, independence (n)  When I got my first teaching job I was independent from my parents completely.

 A specific job, role  Positions  What position do you want for your future career?

 Everything that is real or factual, opposite of fantasy  Realities, to realize (v)  It is important for high school seniors to face reality after graduation.

 To take foolish risks, careless  Recklessly (adv.)  Dropping out of school is reckless, because your future will now become more difficult.