This can be taught by the experience during a student 's struggle to attain their education. I believe that if you 're just doing work in a certain fashion, then you 're experience during college years is going to be like that as well. The college life is, and can be, filled with freedom one living by no parental figure around. Surely, students must know the responsibilities they have while going through college, but some, sadly, do not take those of account. Experiences do help a person function better in reality however, the way act toward your grades is gonna either help or destroy your future. I remembered my stepbrother was a basketball player in high school, and was achieving a high GPA while being an athlete. When he later graduated from high school, he would soon be living on his own in college at New Orleans. My brother and I were not close, but I have heard that he started to become too carefree lost and almost lost his privileges due to an addiction he gained. I 'm not sure what he is doing now, but I do have a feeling that he just "forgot" everything, including his college. Maybe if he had a "refresh"; a friend, figure, or even his grades would help him wake up. If seeing a "fail" would help him come back into reality, then he would stop and take action for a bit. If he were to see a "pass" on his progress report, then I think he would come back to his bad habits. On the other hand, of he witnessed the struggle of maintaining his grades would be enough to help him regain his conscious, and would improve himself in the future. If he were seeing the C 's and D 's, then he would adjust himself for the better. Some college students, or even students in general, do not tend to care about their grades however, even they tend to act like this their future will have the same
This can be taught by the experience during a student 's struggle to attain their education. I believe that if you 're just doing work in a certain fashion, then you 're experience during college years is going to be like that as well. The college life is, and can be, filled with freedom one living by no parental figure around. Surely, students must know the responsibilities they have while going through college, but some, sadly, do not take those of account. Experiences do help a person function better in reality however, the way act toward your grades is gonna either help or destroy your future. I remembered my stepbrother was a basketball player in high school, and was achieving a high GPA while being an athlete. When he later graduated from high school, he would soon be living on his own in college at New Orleans. My brother and I were not close, but I have heard that he started to become too carefree lost and almost lost his privileges due to an addiction he gained. I 'm not sure what he is doing now, but I do have a feeling that he just "forgot" everything, including his college. Maybe if he had a "refresh"; a friend, figure, or even his grades would help him wake up. If seeing a "fail" would help him come back into reality, then he would stop and take action for a bit. If he were to see a "pass" on his progress report, then I think he would come back to his bad habits. On the other hand, of he witnessed the struggle of maintaining his grades would be enough to help him regain his conscious, and would improve himself in the future. If he were seeing the C 's and D 's, then he would adjust himself for the better. Some college students, or even students in general, do not tend to care about their grades however, even they tend to act like this their future will have the same