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    of being a college student are high. We lead stressful lives but exercising is one of the best ways to deal with it. I get it, at times I even feel like good grades outweigh the motivation to go to the gym. What if I told you getting good grades and working out went hand in hand? In other words: Exercising would help you get better grades. “College students who visit their campus gyms are more likely to succeed in the classroom”, according to data from Purdue University. Students who are…

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    Outdoor Education Essay

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    according to themes that were present in several studies. These themes include knowledge retention, psychophysiological benefits, connecting subjects, and environmental awareness and protection through the use of outdoor…

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    Speed Reading Skills

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    the academic and professional community. There is a relationship between reading speed and retention when one holds the assumption that reading faster is better (McLaughlin, 1969; Smith, 1975). The capability of reading faster is possible but the quality of retaining the information read is variable (McLaughlin, 1969). The average person reads 200-250 words per minute (WPM) for upper intermediate grades and 300-350 WPM for adults with 70-80% comprehension accuracy (Carver, 1983; Lauer, 2008;…

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    school structure. Although multiple students would prefer having the summer break, districts and education systems say that year-round schools are the way to go. Schools around the United States should adapt to year-round schools because the students grades tend to improve…

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    Essay On Fault In Schools

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    developments in society some material is unnecessary and other new material is elevated to the upmost priority. From kindergarten through the twelfth grade I was educated in Cleveland County School System. Even though it was not the top school system Now that I am older and interact with products of other schools systems,…

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    Student Privacy Issues

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    both from what we knowingly divulge on social media to other bits of information we don’t, such as our location through GPS on phones. Colleges have started to use data and information to completely transform higher education, to allow for higher retention rates and produce higher graduation rates than recorded in history. There are also many downsides to this new technology as it invades many student’s privacy without their knowledge as it goes beyond tracking students’ performance in schools.…

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    federal policy, and the participants are provided services in supporting the college application process, such as preparation for college entrance exams. Another important aspect the programs focuses on is tutoring. This can help students increase their grade point averages. In 2007, there were currently 774 Upward Bound programs in operation in the United States (Council for Opportunity in Education), and I hope we continue to see this number increase today. Talent Search…

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    The Pomodoro Technique

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    Maximizing myself during study time is something I had never honestly spent time working towards. Having had good grades all through high school I was never really concerned with improving my mediocre study habits. But after hearing the ridiculous amount of change that the Pomodoro technique can have I am all ready to give some new studying techniques a shot. In the past I have always chosen to give myself some huge amount of time one evening to finish a task, to sit down for 5 hours with all…

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    disadvantages and student involvement (Carter, 2006). Research conducted by Bean and Eaton (2000), suggest that the combination of the students background and their interaction in the collegiate environment are both factors that contribute to retention. Students from backgrounds that include immigrants or English as a second language may face a difficult time adjusting to the higher education setting. Recent studies have indicated that the lack of student engagement among community college…

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    Next I believe efficiency would improve because board members would only be focusing the EPS at that time. With the appointment of a single board for each grade of the EPS, standard evaluation criteria can be established by the board. All packets would be evaluated by the same individuals and judged for accuracy, fairness, and completeness. If there were unquantifiable or inflated evaluations that category…

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