Types of Students
Types of Students
Most people have experienced some kind of formal education and the different kinds of students that they meet. Students all have different amounts of motivations when they arrive from school. Each student have their own priorities, personalities and interests. Despite the fact that students come in all kinds of shapes and sizes they can be identified in these categories: The Hard Worker, Slackers, and The Good Enough to Get By.
“Over Achievers”
The Hard Worker have several characteristics and habits that allow them to achieve standards or sometimes perform even better then the set standards. This type of student usually goes to school early to ask any questions they may have on their homework to ensure they have the best grade possible. They are attentive and almost always willing to participate in class. The hard worker may not always have an “A”, but they will always try their best to do what is assigned to them. In addition, they are usually organized and tend to get things done on time and not one second late. Overall, the Hard Worker are very responsible and will always put forth their best effort.
“Slackers”
Slackers are very much different compared to Hard Workers. They are often tarty to class or sometimes they do not even show up to class without an excuse. They sit in the far back of the class room dazed or not paying any attention to the teacher. Slackers do not put little or any effort in the assignments that are given to them. Also, they rarely hand their homework on time so they either don’t hand it in at all or handing it late for a lesser grade. Slackers have the potential to be decent students, but they do not see the full picture of things and have certain motivations placed else where. Often, these students end up dropping out of school or class.
“The Good Enough to Get By”
“The Good Enough to Get By” students will just do well enough to skim by. These students simply try to stay right above what is considered
Most people have experienced some kind of formal education and the different kinds of students that they meet. Students all have different amounts of motivations when they arrive from school. Each student have their own priorities, personalities and interests. Despite the fact that students come in all kinds of shapes and sizes they can be identified in these categories: The Hard Worker, Slackers, and The Good Enough to Get By.
“Over Achievers”
The Hard Worker have several characteristics and habits that allow them to achieve standards or sometimes perform even better then the set standards. This type of student usually goes to school early to ask any questions they may have on their homework to ensure they have the best grade possible. They are attentive and almost always willing to participate in class. The hard worker may not always have an “A”, but they will always try their best to do what is assigned to them. In addition, they are usually organized and tend to get things done on time and not one second late. Overall, the Hard Worker are very responsible and will always put forth their best effort.
“Slackers”
Slackers are very much different compared to Hard Workers. They are often tarty to class or sometimes they do not even show up to class without an excuse. They sit in the far back of the class room dazed or not paying any attention to the teacher. Slackers do not put little or any effort in the assignments that are given to them. Also, they rarely hand their homework on time so they either don’t hand it in at all or handing it late for a lesser grade. Slackers have the potential to be decent students, but they do not see the full picture of things and have certain motivations placed else where. Often, these students end up dropping out of school or class.
“The Good Enough to Get By”
“The Good Enough to Get By” students will just do well enough to skim by. These students simply try to stay right above what is considered