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Teaching High School kids about Social Security
As a topic to discuss with high school kids, “Social Security” would surely get a lot of rolling eyes and sighs, and probably a pretty cavalier response from some of those students. But among his experiences working many years for the Social Security Administration, Tom Margenau did, indeed, give lectures to high school kids about the Social Security program and how it even helps children. In this article appearing at www.creators.com, Mr. Margenau describes his sometimes humorous experiences discussing Social Security with high school students. Click here to read more.
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