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    children around the world that attend school wish that they have do not have homework. There are multiple reasons on why homework should not be allowed in schools. Teachers should lessen or ban homework for multiple reasons. Such as stress on children, falling asleep in class and it can affect the student’s performances.The first reason is how homework puts stress on the child doing the work. If the child is doing homework they will start to get anxious and worried about if the work is going to…

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    Not Enough Time I propose that kids should have one activity during the school year. “I have so much homework, but I only have 20 minutes to finish before bed!”. Kids these days have so much going on in their lives that they don't have quality time for hardly anything else. For example, my brother has religion every Tuesday and Thursday for two hours right after school, then he has hockey on the other day's. He is one busy fourth grader, in today’s age of kids, that is typical. Kids are playing…

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    shouldn’t have homework is still occurring in many schools today, well i think that schools should still have homework and here are some reasons why. Kids need academic success for good jobs, and good education in the future. Kids also benefit from learning responsibility from homework. This is also the time where parents can get involved in the child’s school work. One reason I think that schools should have homework is that kids need to have academic success. Children need to do homework if…

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    I chose to rework the syllabus of HED 750 (Student Services in Higher education) because numerous researchers have found the importance of student affairs professionals on campus diversity dialogue. Watt (2007) stated that student affairs professionals are the persons who may facilitate the discussion on diversity, so they should be aware of his/her own biases, values, and prejudices; understand the viewpoint of others; and develop skills “to develop appropriate intervention strategies and…

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    O’Keeney, a writer who writes an article “How to Make It in College, Now That You 're Here,” talks about how to be successful at college for anyone who will enter it. In the same fashion, Jaime O 'Neill, an English teacher, reports “If the Dog Ate Your Homework, Read This,” warns students for not being serious in taking classes in college. In O’Keeney’s and O’Neill’s articles, both of them express students in responsibilities ' life at college, and that benefit students in being mature.…

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    Process Analysis Students in school wonder if it 's possible to get all A 's in their classes or maybe just one class. I’m going to start off with experience from school. With some of the experience that I had in school I think it is possible to get an A but the student has to be on the ball and not slack off at the end. Students just have to try hard and not get distracted when they are doing their work or studying. If they could do that then there will be no problem on passing the class…

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    Confucius once said, “Choose a job you love. And you will never have to work a day in your life”. So, imagine a world where everyone enjoys their job. Imagine college students that enjoy doing their work and without feeling like they’re doing pointless homework, but how are we expected to choose one career out of thousands when were not given the opportunity to explore all the possible career possibilities. College students are expected to make life changing decisions only a couple months after…

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    room to complete a homework assignment assigned by his math teacher. But when he begins to dig through his backpack to find this homework assignment, he finds the other assignment from his math teacher and the other four assignments he had also forgotten about. The student is immediately overcome with a surge of anger due to stress and never seeing an ending to the long tunnel of homework. Just then his father walks in and the child snaps at him. Excessive amounts of homework can create an…

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    Experience Transitioning In four years of high school, students are usually prepared with tools for the new experience of college, considering the time teachers have given up to just get them through high school with the everyday lessons and countless homework assignments, these are the students that usually tend to say they forgot to hand in or just plain didn’t do it just because. There are usually categories that represent students based on work ethic shown in class, overseen by the teacher…

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    How to be a Successful Student Becoming a successful student can be stressful and difficult to manage, as well as in the article “What makes a Successful Business Person,” by Murray Raphel, but with the help of previous experiences I had and some from the article you will be able to become one. I believe that a successful student should have motivation, have study habits, and time management. The first skill for a student to be successful is to have motivation for college. I believe that…

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