Caribbean Studies Internal Assesment
Table of Contents
Page 1. Cover Page
Page 2. Table of Contents
Page 3. Introduction
Page 7. Literature Reviews
Page 11. Data Collection Sources
Page 13. Presentation of Findings
Page 23. Explanation of Findings
Page 25. Interpretation of Findings
Page 29. Discussions of Findings
Page 31. Conclusion, Limitations & Recommendations
Page 35. Bibliography
Page 36. Appendix.
Introduction
Problem Statement
Does the participation in extra-curricular activities impact the mentality( what do you mean by meantality) and academic performance of the students within Trinity College?
Relevance of Topic to Caribbean Studies.
I choose this topic in relevance to Caribbean Studies because it has become quite prominent amongst my colleagues for many of them choosing to be involved in extracurricular activities. From as early as form one and even prior in Primary School, many people are involved in these activities. As active as the members are in their respected practices, it has come to my attention that not all of them end up on the “good side of life”. Many drop out of school, dwell in mediocrity for more than 3 years or just get lead amongst the wrong paths in life. From visual experience, this is very well-known in the Caribbean and this study will clarify the possible outcomes of being involved in chosen activities, the effects on the students lives and to what extent. Did they tell you it is okay to write in 1st person or do you have to write in 3rd person? Instead of I chose this topic maybe…. This topic was chosen because there are several individuals who currently engage in….. etc
Statement of the Problem
As early as the 19th century, the implementation of extracurricular activities into school was being looked into. This was (looked upon) maybe discussed or attempts were made to implement etc… but looked upon seem very strange here by several American tutors and students, mainly to find
Page 1. Cover Page
Page 2. Table of Contents
Page 3. Introduction
Page 7. Literature Reviews
Page 11. Data Collection Sources
Page 13. Presentation of Findings
Page 23. Explanation of Findings
Page 25. Interpretation of Findings
Page 29. Discussions of Findings
Page 31. Conclusion, Limitations & Recommendations
Page 35. Bibliography
Page 36. Appendix.
Introduction
Problem Statement
Does the participation in extra-curricular activities impact the mentality( what do you mean by meantality) and academic performance of the students within Trinity College?
Relevance of Topic to Caribbean Studies.
I choose this topic in relevance to Caribbean Studies because it has become quite prominent amongst my colleagues for many of them choosing to be involved in extracurricular activities. From as early as form one and even prior in Primary School, many people are involved in these activities. As active as the members are in their respected practices, it has come to my attention that not all of them end up on the “good side of life”. Many drop out of school, dwell in mediocrity for more than 3 years or just get lead amongst the wrong paths in life. From visual experience, this is very well-known in the Caribbean and this study will clarify the possible outcomes of being involved in chosen activities, the effects on the students lives and to what extent. Did they tell you it is okay to write in 1st person or do you have to write in 3rd person? Instead of I chose this topic maybe…. This topic was chosen because there are several individuals who currently engage in….. etc
Statement of the Problem
As early as the 19th century, the implementation of extracurricular activities into school was being looked into. This was (looked upon) maybe discussed or attempts were made to implement etc… but looked upon seem very strange here by several American tutors and students, mainly to find
Bibliography: Websites marked with * were accessed in December 2010 (** January 2011) ● Dodge, Kenneth A ● “Youth Violence in the Caribbean: A Case Study of the Dominican Republic” (Section 5.37), http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTLACREGTOPGENDER/Resources/Crimeandviolenceinthecaribbeanfullreport.pdf (20th September, 2010) * Appendix