He kindled her ambition to be a better student. Rizer wants to give him better life and to set an example for him to follow. She mentions that helping each other can be very useful. Having financial aid, giving more information on day-care, and housing are the right resources and the great help for student parents. Parents- students had more responsibilities than the other students.
In addition of going to school, working class students also have to get a job to be able to help out their families. Working class students have always struggled to get by during their years in college but most of these students have families who support their dreams of coming out of poverty and become somebody with no pressures. However there are also students who lack family support and deal with these issues alone throughout college. According to the New York Times article For Poor, Leap to College Often Ends in a Hard Fall, “Likely reasons [that low income students drop out of college]
A student’s participation in various activities throughout the community opens the door to not only a better society, but also an improvement in the student’s morality and character. The Dalton School’s mission statement argues that one who is involved in community service “will feel a sense of accomplishment” and their ability to connect with others is enriched. Being that technology is so advanced these days, students are commonly dependent on their electronic devices to get them through the day. Such devices set students back from lending a hand to others due to the fact that they are often distracted by social media and improving society’s view of themselves. By requiring students to take a break from technology and lend a helping hand, they become better people because the student then realizes the importance of human interaction and how just a simple smile can brighten someone’s day.
Schools in small towns take time out to help students, even with their personal situations. The faculties actually take an interest in their students, and they let their actions speak louder than their words, by actually being there for their students. Teachers in small towns also go further to ensure the success of their students. In bigger cities, the schools are used to
I also like to learn, my second reason to continue my education. In the society we are living in right now a higher education is a necessity and it is an investment for a better future. Steinberg argues that college degrees are not necessary for many jobs and that some high school graduates are better prepared by being taught how to communicate and work efficiently in the work place. I agree with it
Mandating the national service would create opportunities for everyone and also open the minds of people who don’t know where to serve, how they can get involved, or what serving actually means. This mandate would allow a network of options for those who are unsure of where or how they would like to serve. National service is more than just joining the armed forces; national service has options in construction, medical computer technology and other fields of study. These options will enlighten young adults to see if the career chosen is actually right for them. Mandating national service will help reduce national debt.
Another way is by increasing work among the people that receive these benefits. By requiring recipients that are able-bodied and are not elderly to have work requirements to receive these benefits. Instead of letting them have it for free, they can put some work into getting their funds just like everyone else. Not only is providing more jobs and winging the residents of this county off government assistance programs needed, so is better education for them. This articles bottom line is if their residents are provided with
Investment in early child education that is affordable to all classes would, in the end work to everyone’s advantage. More people in the work force mean a boost for our economy. The subsidies coming in from the increased number of women able to work throughout their child’s early years, would immensely help the women provide more money for a better future in the sake of the whole family. The fight for economic justice is not a new movement. It’s been an ongoing battle that has furthered this planets development beyond what was ever imaginable.
Technology is a strong importance in our everyday live and in society, but it brings a strong division between poor and wealthy, smart and illiterate, active and passive citizens. Technology in education is a great resource to have for students’ education because it helps expand their horizon in learning, keeps them modern and up to date in the world around them, and helps them develop social skills and build connections needed to stay active and involved in society. Technology in education definitely helps and benefits students’ education, but can also hurt them if not used properly. Research has shown that students tend to learn better online than face to face with a teacher, but even better when they have online access as well as face-to-face with a teacher. (Project RED, 2010) The real issue is that some schools/ district restrict students from using technology in school to support their education.
This type of encouragement has become a tradition that started over forty years ago. In 1972, Robert Worthington explained in his paper The Need for Career Education how the school system back then left students with little preparation for college and no preparation for work, making it very difficult for them to find an occupation (4). Certainly the school system of today is very improved over the one in 1972 but, the different technical and vocational programs of today are not available in all schools neither to all students. This leaves the majority of students with no opportunity to get trained for a career early in school. So students set out on the college careers paths in hopes to reach their goals.