Students Are Affected By Both Sides Of The Lack Of Education

For hundreds of years, students all around the world have been affected by the education they receive. School has always affected lives of students throughout the world. Mankind has been learning new things ever since Adam And Eve were on this earth. Education is not necessarily forced down on students but it is in their favor to learn to be more successful in society. There are benefits for both sides of the argument. One can be hurt by both sides also. The impact of these effects may vary, and some have a longer effect and some others fade away. These effects can hurt people not just the student, but also those around the student. The argument that will be debated in this paper will be about the effects that are brought upon a student …show more content…
Some students would get buried in their work and burn halfway through the course, or the student would finish the course early and have extra time. If a student was allowed to learn at their own pace they would have a better education. That does not guarantee that they would finish the course on time and fulfill the expectations. Being a young student it is hard to learn at certain pace if the student is not as educated like all of the other students. There could be some implications met if a student is not as educated as the others. Some students might not feel like the other students and get hurt by that.“Lack of education has an impact through out a woman’s life cycle” (Pulugurtha). Every student is the same in a way because they all struggle in a certain place in our education somewhere along the way. The bible says “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.”(English Standard Version, Jer. 29:11) Everyone is the same, we have to keep our eyes open for The Lord. We have to be ready to take on his calling for our lives. We are to be messengers of God’s word and make sure everyone can hear what is the …show more content…
There are 2 types of motivation, individual motivation or external motivation put on to a student. Relative Autonomous Motivation positively affects academic performance through deep strategy towards study and higher study effort. This model seems valid in medical education in subgroups such as males, females, students selected by qualitative and weighted lottery selection procedures. (Kusurkar,Cate,Vos,Westers, Croiset) Personally as a student motivation has been helping my education and my performance in school. The book of Colossians says: “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men” (English Standard Version, Col. 3:23). Motivation shouldn 't only come from other students, but it should also come from the Lord. As students we are to give our talents and gifts back to the lord. “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God 's varied grace” (English Standard Version, 1 Peter 4:10). While obtaining and thriving for a better education it can also affect your