Students Under Stress Analysis

The title of the article is Students Under Stress. It talks about students that are in middle school and how they have too much homework. A parent that has spoken out about this growing topic is, Nancy Kalish. In the article, she talks about when her daughter gets home the first thing that she asks her is, “How much homework do you have?” She says that their “entire relationship revolves around homework.” If her daughter Allison, had a lot of work to do, then she would not be able to “see friends, attend a concert or a grandparent’s birthday party.” Allison would have to stay home and study. The Principal of Needham High School in Massachusetts has “urged teachers not to give homework over school vacations and to be more flexible about assignment …show more content…
The online experiment that I participated in was Stressful Life Events and Stress Management. The advantages of taking an online survey is if you want to take it, then you can. If you do not like what you put in the pervious sections, then you can just exit out of the survey and restart. Sometimes people will set up a table outside grocery stores and ask you over and over again if you will take this survey. A disadvantage of participating in an online survey would be that the data that they collect, we probably will not know what comes out of it since some of the surveys are from schools that are in other countries. The survey had questions about what I do with my money when I first get it. Like if I spend it right away or if I save it. Other questions are about how good I am about planning things in advance, which is funny that the survey asked that, because I love to have things planned out. As I got to the middle part of the survey the questions got more interesting. In the directions it would say what to do, and the last couple words would be, if this has happened in the past month, or the past couple months. By them asking these questions with a certain time frame it is very interesting to me, because I bet they get good feedback. It is hard for most people to remember stressful events in