my final year in high school‚ the idea of being involved in extracurricular activities has been advocated repeatedly. As a five year old I was encouraged to join the recreational soccer team‚ volleyball team‚ basketball team‚ T-ball team‚ dance team‚ and brownie scouts. These sports‚ clubs‚ and outside of school activities have become even more significant as I grew older. In middle school‚ I was invited to join the student council‚ the Art Club‚ the Literary Club‚ the school band‚ and the “5th Grade
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Students success can be guaranteed by modifying the length of school periods‚ hence making school hours longer. This will allow students to actually learn the material expected‚ and it will also allow students to have a better comprehension of the material. This will improve student overall grades‚ and guarantee the admission to a good university. Many students would agree that this would improve students understanding of material‚ however‚ many would not approve of this change because of the pressure
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focused education than public school. Public school is better in many ways including children get to be social among children of their own age. Home schooled children have many more advantages over those of public schooled; including activities‚ one on one attention for individual needs‚ and no bullying. Home schooling is good for a child in many ways. They have a more one on one and focused methods of learning because the class size is not as large as a public school‚ it is normally one on one or
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framework……………………………..…………………13 Instructional facilities …………………………………….………..…15 The importance of instructional facilities in teaching and learning……………………………………………….27 Importance of resources availability in secondary schools ………………………………………..…………..33 Academic performance concepts……………………………………46 Importance of resources to the concept of academic performances……………………………….....................51 Appraisal of literature………………………………………………….53 CHAPTER
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School Life in the 1950’s School Life in the 1950’s was harder than today because the facilities were few and inadequate. Teachers were stricter and corporal punishment was still in use. They had fewer subjects and wealth‚ discrimination‚ sexism and racism meant they could only do certain subjects. After World War 2 there was a baby boom and as a result in the 1950’s schools were quickly filling up as the children enrolled. The enrolments increased as much as 30% over the ‘baby-boomers’ decade. In
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I didn’t worry too much about the new school year. I had sports to take my mind off of what school was going to be like. Luckily I got into classes with all of my friends and my teachers are great. I thought that making friends was going to be hard but I play sports so people already knew me. I was also worried about being at a new school‚ but even though the school looks huge it’s pretty easy to get around. Even though I had many worries about the new school they have all gone away. Although I had
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in EMI schools is a privilege and superior to those students studying in CMI schools in terms of coping with tertiary education. And I am not with it The ideal case mentioned above cannot apply to all situations. Let us look into the statistic of the medium of instructions of secondary school in Hong Kong carried out by Educational Research Section of Education Department in February 1998. Over 95% of the Band 1 (when divided in three bandings) middle schools in Hong Kong are EMI Schools. Is it
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and go to my dream school‚ The University of Chicago". my guidance counselor simpered in response to my ambitious goals; however‚ four years later I find myself here reflecting on my high school career with no regrets. My determined nature lead me to fulfill my dreams.I diligently worked day after day‚ and year after year‚ even after our school declared they would no longer have a valedictorian‚ I still worked for the spot‚ no
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go through at some point in their life. Whether it’s sports‚ school‚ friendships‚ families‚ and relationships. For me‚ I experienced the most eye-opening failure in my freshman and sophomore year of high school. It was hard for me to transition through freshman year with more classes and more classrooms to go to. Also with more older and intimidating students. Though many freshman usually are nervous in their first year of high school‚ some were already acquainted with the upperclassmen and had
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everyday‚ then I would agree with them. Fortunately‚ the Clovis school district has encouraged their students to participate in activities outside of the classroom‚ and this is where I have learned the most. I have learn how to work hard and study by taking seven different advance placement class and six different honors classes‚ but I have also learned how to lead and communicate by being the President of the Band at Buchanan high school. I have been taught all the necessary subjects and I have passed
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