As the years went by more and more students began to disengage and not work as hard in school. In John Leo’s article “No Books, please; we’re students” a study was done by UCLA’s Higher Education Research Institute, stating students are becoming more and more disengaged from the “academic experience.” Meaning students in 1987 compared to students in 1995 and even today show a decline in studying, working on homework, and researching for their papers, this shows that students have become lazy and less willing to work for grades, they have the attitude of the teacher owes me this grade whether I do the work or not. Leo also mentions in his article that students are developing into this “easily bored” and less motivated to work society and that about “thirty-five” percent of students spent at least six hours of studying or doing the homework that was assigned, which is about forty-four percent less than it was in 1987. Furthermore in an interview with Henry Bauer, a chemistry professor at Virginia Tech says students have taken a turn for the worse and taken for granted the opportunity they have to go to school.…