Research has shown that frequently changing schools has a cumulative effect on academics, often putting a child who moves frequently a year or more behind students who do not move as much. (Education Week, 2004) Military students also face the stress of reconnecting with a new community and classmates every time they move. Military students face challenges in joining sports or clubs that require a long term commitment as they move so often. They also have trouble joining in activities that are based on popularity. Student government positions or prom queen winners are usually students
This is due to the difference in expectations between high school and college. More importantly, college work and papers are due the day that was stated. In high school many teachers extend due dates and are lenient with handing in work late. While professors in college expect work due on the dates due no exceptions. Transitioning from high school to college English is tough for most students because of the expectations in college exceed these in high school.
One of the most popular solutions being debated is the addition of armed guards. Parents think this might give them peace of mind during the school day. Some schools already have armed guards, many known as school resource officers. Typically, they are local police who carry their weapons in school. Many of these positions have had to be cut due to school budget cuts over the past several years.
October 11, 2011 President Obama President White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington DC 20500 Dear Mr. President, As you will see in my letter, I am concerned with how kids would react to longer school years. I’m sure most would not be happy about the thought of that, but there would be some Grade-A students out there that would love this, because it would be able to increase their education and learning skills. But throughout my letter I am just going to suggest some ways for you and Congress to help or possibly change some things about the school years. Sincerely, ****** ******* To me, by extending school days and years, I feel like the education would not increase for all students and schools. Just the ones that really strive for it and want a better education.
Should Schools Have Dress Code? In 21st century as schools grow and education starts to take on the race to go back in its “Golden Age”, yet the students in public high schools face many problems that are caused only by not having dress code in school. Such as bulling (conflict), computation, and distraction from school. Which makes the students fall behind from the education standers required by some of the most complicated colleges threw out the world. Also according from studies done by New York University of Education Department it shows that United States education system fails to stay up to standers compare to what the Easter world makes for their high Schools students.
7 Things You Should Know to Achieve Your Dreams I still can remember my first year study in Pace University, desiring to know as much as I can about American and Pace, adjusting to American teaching style, while terrified to talk with strangers. For most international students, I believe improving their English communication skills, familiarizing American culture, and achieving an academic accomplishment are on top of their list when studying in American. However, it is not easy even though you are already here. After several years learning, practicing and countless embarrassments, I discovered several things you should know at the beginning of your journey here to achieve your best potential. * Communication is more important than grammar.
My friends are getting sick and tired of wearing the same clothing every year. Are there some students who like uniforms? Yes, some think it is faster in the morning. It is true, I agree but, should that mean that the school should tell us what to wear? I don't think so.
This number continues to rise as the Gap Year Program gains recognition as an acceptable, temporary alternative to college. As I began my research on the Gap Year Program, I predicted that most parents, colleges and employers would strongly dislike the idea of a Gap Year because the student would be taking too much time out of school. I was shocked to find out the exact opposite. Employers and colleges alike are the biggest supporters of the Gap Year Program. So much so, that some colleges and universities are even adopting programs like the Gap Year Program, and have begun to encourage a year off from school to every incoming freshmen accepted to the school.
3. more classrooms are required. Conclusion The range of class sizes and its influence have been discussed and argued for tens of years. The subject of discussion is whether it has or doesn’t have a beneficial influence if the size of a class is being reduced. Every parents hope, expect their children to have good achievement in study and they search for good atmosphere, way to study so that their children can get higher grades. Also, that is what society is curious about too as it requires many capable men so that it can develop more.
In addition, the students have to adjust to new and more precise writing styles and expectations required of college professors as opposed to high school teachers. The student’s inability to manage their time with their academics is the leading second cause of academic stress. If a student has never practiced effective time management, then it would be very difficult to apply them effectively during their freshman year of college. While freshman students have the most stress due to several new adjustments, there is stress on upperclassmen as well. College life has become a lot more competitive.