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The passive student and the active student

People go to school or colleges for the sake of education and the sake of their future life, and to be a good citizen too but sometimes what people do is different from what they thought before. There become two different types of students in school or even in the college or university, there are the passive students and the active students. Every student pursues in different way their education and got knowledge. The passive student works less and does more fun in their leisure time but the active student is the opposite from the passive student.
What make students different are their attitudes, the quality and the way they do their work determines the type of student he or she is and also the amount of energy that she or he put into the studying process or in classes. Attitude is the first element that determines the quality of a student.
Usually a passive student is almost probably negative and a passive student has a lot of work to do other than study, it also important to them that how well they reputation in front of people and the reputation in class and passive student is usually lazy. On the other hand an active student is a diligent and has a very positive attitude, the active student try to learn as much as possible about what are they studying and they think that studying is important for their future, and teacher also think good even best reputation goes to the active student. Meanwhile a passive student very often think that when he or she do something they think that they got a poor grade, it is because the teacher does not like passive student, but when it comes to an active student the teacher usually think that they always good and have a good studying on teachers mind.
Since there are two different kinds of students in the school, the passive student spent almost of their time for hanging out with friends or their family even when they know that a quiz or test is coming up they still does not

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