Rite of Passage

A Trip of Independence

Step by Step- Parents decide where they go, so they are uneducated on the location
- Teenagers go through this rite of passage after high school when they are finished high school, and both boys and girls go through it
- Children save their own money in a trust fund to go, but their parents can help them if they need money.
- They throw your butt on the plane.
- You arrive to your destination and find a place to stay for a month
- Find a temporary job
- Immerse yourself in the culture by eating their food and attempting to speak their language
- Fend for yourself
- The come home changed
Explanations
-They won’t know where they are going so they will fully have to adapt to the new location. And it teaches them patience. Being able to adapt to a new setting shows that you are ready for adulthood because you have to be able to adapt to a new setting so we can properly and successfully live in a new setting. We are going to be put into situations that might need us to change to have functioning processes. We will need the skills to function into a new society by ourselves and be independent.
- The child using the money that is specifically saved helps the child learn how to save and budget. This is teaching the child responsibility and skills on saving.
-They are leaving the nest and not going with their family so they have to figure out how to work thier way throgh coplicated siteuations and processes needed to get through the airport and then find a place to live.
- Finding a place to stay and where to go is giving yourself independance and a self challange.
- Immers your self by trying to speak the local language and eat there food to gain apricacion for others who are diffrent then you.
- Fend for your self by cleaning your house and paying rent theachs you the impportants of money and time.
-The expiriance will change you and will make you ready to leave your parents home and live on your succesfully.