Why do students fail? In modern society‚ almost everyone has a right to learn and the right to receive an education‚ but not everyone has the ability to do it. There are thousands of people who had gone to colleges or universities‚ but after half a year they drop it. When they are asked “Why”‚ a lot of them answer that they simply could not do it. Why some people are unable to study well? Lack of interest and motivation in learning‚ unawareness of the consequences of the actions‚ and academic unpreparedness
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Students should be promoted to the next grade without mastering the objectives‚ because when a child is held back for a long period of time and their classmates move up to the next grade level while the child who was held back will think they are not smart enough to pass on to the other kids. Holding a child back for over year can hurt the child’s development and self-esteem. A child should be moved onto the next grade level even though they haven’t completed their current one. I think that a child
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Knowing this fact‚ however‚ some students still fail to finish their degree before graduating. For instance‚ in Viet Nam‚ there are approximately four hundred thousand people attend to university each year but then after 1 or 2 years the number leaving out is up to about 10%. There are two reasons why people cannot follow the higher education path till the end. The first reason that I want to show out is financial burden. University fee is a nightmare for most students who just receive little or no
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The Causes of Failure among College Students College is the a stepping stone to pursuing your chosen career so‚ as students‚ we should look at it with importance especially now that we are having a bad economy‚ shaky jobs and some serious recession. A college graduate‚ who eventually becomes a professional‚ earns thousands of pesos per hour and without knowing‚ had already saved more than enough for her grandsons’ futures that is why we should invest for our college education. Although
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COLLEGE STUDENTS` INTRINSIC MOTIVATION AND GRADES ABSTRACT The goal of this study was to research the relationships among intrinsic motivation and grades of university students. College students who are intrinsically motivated have a number of advantages such as finding working on an academic task is enjoyable and interesting. Interest and satisfaction are the ideal sources of motivation in the college classroom (Lei‚ 2010). Intrinsic motivation is associated with
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“By doing away with letter grades‚ you would be penalizing the achievers‚” (Maushard quotes MacCumbee). Numerous parents think this way about letter grades‚ but why do they assume letters grades are good? By focusing on letter grades‚ parents overlook the deeper problem of actual learning. Over the years letter grades have been the main focus in schools‚ when in reality‚ learning should be the main focus of schools. “So whether or not a student completed a homework assignment is separated from how
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The effects of Social Networking Sites (Facebook) to the study habits of randomly selected Grade 7 students Submitted by: Group 3 – Newton Tristan Neri Zeth Alcazar Leo Patajo CJ Dela Cruz Keely Closa Chloe Mina Sofia Padua Submitted To: T. Shaimae Introduction Online social networking has become extremely popular today specially to adolescents and young adults. Most of the teenagers are addicted with different social networks. It is alarming at some point because
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Why Students Fail in College William H. Bigsby Jr. Southern Nazarene University 25 April 2013 Abstract The society of the twentieth-first century has put an extremely high demand on attending and graduating college. Some basic employment opportunities today require a college degree‚ where close to ten to fifteen years ago‚ the only requirement was a high school diploma and acceptable ability to perform the specific task. However‚ the twentieth-first century college experience has become
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On Wednesday‚ June 13‚ Nayeem Ahsan walked into a fourth-floor classroom at Stuyvesant High School with some two dozen other students to take a physics test—one of a number of Regents Exams that many New York State high-school juniors are required to take. Small and skinny with thick black hair and a bright‚ shy smile‚ Nayeem is 16. Like many teenage boys‚ he seems to straddle two worlds: One moment you see a man‚ another a boy. The son of Bangladeshi immigrants‚ Nayeem was born in Flushing
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To Grade or Not to Grade Jamie Potts Baker College of Jackson To Grade or not to Grade Sweaty hands‚ racing heartbeat‚ trouble breathing. These are a few of the things some students may experience right before‚ or even during a test. Jerry Farber brings some very interesting alternatives to testing and to the whole grading process in an article he wrote called‚ “A young person’s guide to the grading system”. (Farber 1969) In A young persons guide to the grading system (Farber 1969) Farber
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