“I do not need to go to summer school!” Many kids will say this to you because they feel like they don’t need to go. There are multiple reasons why a student could be struggling in school, they could have personal problems at home or they are just not understanding the material. Kids are not getting the help they need over the summer. Then in the beginning of the year teachers have to spend time reteaching the subject, which is more work for them. Struggling students should be required to take summer
Honors Society Essay I have several really good reasons why I, Paris Romeo, should be in the Honor Society. They are that I am helpful, patient, and I am the true example of what one would look for in an honor student. Ever since I became the oldest I have been completely helpful. I try to even help someone if they dropped their pencil. This makes me a awesome canadint. I pride myself in patients. This is something that comes when you are the oldest. I think patients is something that you
on how ‘The Happy Birthday song’ was made and it will count as a test grade.” In his mind, he feels upset and realized his weekend is ruined. Cris cannot do anything because of this homework and if it was not graded he could cancel one of his plans and not stress out about it. Students get so much homework to do in a little amount of time that it is unbelievable, they get enough work in the 7 hours of school and then you may get 7 hours of homework after school so students should not have graded homework
“Do you want to play club soccer,” my mom said. “Whats club soccer,” i asked. “It’s competitive soccer,” she said. “Who's on the team,” i said. “Jackie, Adaly,Celeste, and some other girls you have played with,” she said. “Sure i will play why not,” i said. “You do know this will mean you’ll play soccer all year long,” she said. “I'm fine with that i love the sport,” i said. I have been playing soccer for most of my life starting at the age of 5. I really love playing the sport. Whenever
LaShonda Valentine Reaction Paper #1 1. Quote: “Why are there rich people and poor people, abled and disabled, urban and rural, multilingual and monolingual, highly educated and poorly educated?” My thinking: I can imagine that in the suburban school district a lot of parents can afford the additional fees to contribute to their children education which in rural and urban areas
According to Statista, in the United States about 185 million people use social networking sites and by 2020, the number might increase to about 200 million people. Social networking sites allow people from all over the world to share thoughts, pictures, videos, messages, like and comment on photos, and direct message each other. Some examples of social networking sites are Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Recently, as social networking has become an essential part to many people’s
Child obesity is a huge problem today and one of the reasons for that is kids don't believe they need the 30 min of exercise daily and they would much rather stay inside and play video games daily and interact with their friends online. Michelle Obama has an amazing world-wide initiative called “Let's Move” it encourages kids to stay fit and active in many ways. They have demonstrated many ways for kids to be able to play the games they want but they also show ways that you can stay active
important aspects in a kid's life, but school as a whole wasn’t always this common. Once long ago (or perhaps not that long at all really) school wasn’t as common as it is now. It wasn’t something that all kids could or would collectively complain about, it wasn’t even something that all kids could say they went through. Schools have changed so much over the years,
giving up important family time for homework. B. Why audience should care: Children and teens, like you, are losing experiences because students are spending too much of their 13+ years of school worrying about schoolwork and trying to fit in all their out of school activities in the afternoon. In Encounter, Chris Ellsasser, an English teacher, wrote an article called, Do the Math, in 2007. He interviewed an student, Maisha, and learned about her schedule as a varsity volleyball
for ideas and my hand turned to a page about the landscape of my soul. I have always imagined my soul as a big, empty field. The field has little buildings full of little “things”. The “things” are what make me up as a person. Each building has its own theme. I wanted to put three houses in my box, so I choose the three that made a larger point, memories, school, and home. I thought of something Ms. Mann had told us