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4. I know, how my child learns. Yes 5. Yes No, because ………………………………… I know his/her grades. No, because ………………………………… 6. I am aware of my child’s knowledge and skills. Yes No, because…………………………… 7. I systematically engage my child into everyday chores. I support my child when he/she changes from childhood dreams (“I’m going to be famous singer”), through the stage of hobbies and interests (“It’s great when we have two Maths at school... but not two History lessons”) to the concrete ideas concerning future job (“I’m interested in cars. I’ll choose some vocational school and becaome a car mechanic”). Yes No, because ………………………………… C. Do I help and support my child in his/her choice of future job and future shaping? 1. I ask him/her a question: “What do you want to do in the future?” and listen carefully to the answer. Yes No, because ………………………………… 2. I think I am the most important reference point for my child when it comes to understanding the world- including job and studying. Yes No, because ………………………………… 3. I systematically give information to my child about jobs, vocational schools and work. Yes No, because ………………………………… 4. I share my knowldge and job experience to my child. Yes No, because ………………………………… 5. I think together with my child about all the conditions that might be key factors when it comes to choosing future job. Yes No, because ………………………………… 6. I help my child to make a list o possible solutions. Yes No, because …………………………………