Read the paragraph below. Then rewrite the paragraph, correcting each fragment. It is very common for college students and young adults to find themselves in debt as a result of poor spending habits. In order to learn how to effectively manage money, students should be required to take economic classes. Starting in elementary school all through high school, students could learn how to budget allowances, and how to save for items like toys and college. Also, how to run small businesses like lemonade stands or lawn mowing services. Games could be used in the classroom to allow students hands-on learning, as students get older classes could be more sophisticated. Students could learn about different concepts like compound interest, opportunity costs, and trade-offs. They could also be taught about the history of economics how school students' courses would take economics even further. Explaining general investing, paying for college, and planning for retirement students could be required to intern at various businesses to learn economics from the business side. Teaching economics on all educational levels could help many students avoid poor spending choices, and enjoy better financial situations throughout their lives,