In what ways is this an advantage to you? In what ways is it a disadvantage? I think I would rate my own achievement motivation at a little above average. When I was much younger I had a higher achievement of motivation for success in school. I was always an honor and or A Student.
He supported for his refutation through five points. First, the girls received the higher record card grade than boy but they below boys on the test. Second, good results of girls in school cause on their manageable classroom behavior which are not influenced on test score. Third, he claim that male normally is better than female in high level; such as, Ivy league, career … Forth, even in athletic fields, women is inferior to men. In his last refutation, he give a statistic of more than 1000 Michigan elementary school students; if they were born a member o the opposite sex, more than 40 percent of the girls are happy to being a boy, and ninety five percent of the boy feel uncomfortable to being a female.
Is there really solid evidence to show that moving from a traditional calendar to a year-round calendar increases student achievement? Vanessa St. Gerard writes about the many benefits year-round schools purportedly have to offer in her article, Year-Round Schools Look Better All the Time.” St. Gerard references increased efficiency in year-round schools: “the end result which is achieved by making this change is usually a better use of time and resources for all of the stakeholders who are involved here” (St. Gerard, 2007, p. 56). Teachers and students are able to make better use of their time and resources in year-round schools because they don’t have to fight “summer learning loss” (St. Gerard, 2007, p. 57). St. Gerard notes a 1996 study by Harris M. Cooper in which all of the observed students lost skills in math and spelling and many also lost reading skills during their traditional summer vacations. The alternative, year-round schedule promoted by supporters such as the National
Is a positive role model effective? I feel like a positive role model can be effective in most cases. If someone is raised around a positive role model they are more likely to succeed in life and eventually become someone else’s positive role model. If you have a positive role model you always have someone encouraging you to take to care of your business and strive for the best. A positive role model can encourage children to stay in school to gain the skills necessary to succeed.
The same concept applies towards the student who scores a 32 on the ACT compared with a student who scored a 22. It's no wonder why American students tend to have lower scores compared to other countries, such as Japan. Currently, the United States has the shortest school year with an average of 180 days while Japan, who is also in the lead has a whopping average of 243 per year. Now, some people may say that the 63 day difference is not much, but lets assume that both Japan and the United States have a regular seven hour school day, that's 441 more hours of education that Japan students receive than the students from the states. Or lets put it this way, there are 365 days in a year-considering it a regular year- that's 260 weekdays, give or take minus the 243 days of school that Japan students attend, that's only 17 days of break that they receive; compared to the US that has 80 non school days.
The students and the teachers can make use of the school day by teaching and learning new material, instead of wasting time reviewing lessons learned the previous school year. Year-round education is favorable because it improves the behavior of the students. When students attend school for nine months with very little time off, it causes he or she to get irritable and his or her attention span also decreases. As a result, students misbehave and fool around in the classroom as a way to stay entertained. The year-round schooling offers breaks, which relieve the children’s’ boredom and he or she are able to pay attention and behave properly in the class.
In 2001, that number had grown to about 1.7 million. (Teen Scene) This number could have grown for many personal or non personal reasons, but what I feel about home schooled being a positive situation, is that the student doing this type of education, can learn time management, self motivation, and independence for themselves in the future. It could help them be able to grow up and learn things on their own and to be more independent for themselves. They could also feel more comfortable around their people during home school, rather then feeling uncomfortable arounds strangers in a public school or the fear of not getting along with anyone. Being around people that we know, makes us feel more comfortable in the environment that we could be in.
But I feel like all students turn to adderall thinking that it will only help them do better, so does that mean everyone’s behavior is facilitated because the majority of them do study better. So then what is it? Because according to social facilitation, it is because they are already good at studying, adderall just
The nontraditional student has likely had time to mature in areas, like learning respect for earning an honest living. A more mature person will not be interested in getting into trouble and will be more focused. Settling down with someone and partying less are both examples of a nontraditional student’s maturity. Having time off of school to get rid of bad habits that develop will help nontraditional students further their education and succeed in the future. When considering a nontraditional student versus a traditional student, it is helpful to look at what each brings to the table.
The ability to persuade and convince others to accept one's argument or reasoning is such a skill, even though that some people are more gifted at it than others. Good leaders should also have integrity of character and lead by example. These qualities, which go to make up character, can be instilled as well. Leadership learning is a life activity. It can never be done because there is always more to learn.