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Honors 28 April 2016 Are Extracurricular Activities Good for Students? As kids get into high school, most parents hope that their kids will join some kind of club or team. A question parents might ask is, “How involved should kids be in extracurricular activities or should they even be involved at all?” Extracurricular activities can be both advantageous and unpromising depending on what the student plans on participating in and also how many activities the student plans participating in. Many…

be involved in extra curricular activities, get a part time job, and be sure to be in bed by ten p.m. But there are just not enough hours in the day. So students are skipping sleep to complete all…

is failing a large population of students. The main reason most students attend school is for social interactions, which happens a lot in extra curricular activities. According to the book, students who are not low income sometimes have access to the millions of dollars donated to the schools by affluent parents for extra curricular activities. However, for low income schools this is an area highly…

different sports other than the sport they specialize in, jobs, different community service activities, and extracurricular activities at school. When children get to experience all of these different things, they not only help make the children more well rounded people, but the different activities also helps give the children an edge when it comes to college resumes. In an article titled “Extracurricular Activity Involvement Affects College Acceptance” written by Peterson staff, it talks…

programs that are successful and free tutoring for students that need help in a class. Halloran claimed that she has enjoyed being a part of CCC. All of her teachers have been superb and she has gotten to meet other students by being involved in activities. Halloran said “ I recommend that students be prepared for college and to get involved to meet new people.” Allie explained that going to Central Community College can be beneficial to most students. It can save a person an abundant amount of…

One specific thing I think a college should look for when searching for that right student to attend their college is the ability to adapt to change, the discipline and work ethic, and being involved in many activities. If you were to choose me for your college I guarantee that I have all those qualifications. Coming from a family where I would be the first to attend college it has always been a huge priority for my future. I really want to strive to better not only my future, but with the…

and adults seems to be increasingly problematic in today’s society. In today’s society, there are many things that keep teens and adults busy that could be contributing factors to the climbing stress rates, such as: school, work, extracurricular activities, volunteering, and others. In research conducted by the APA, teens’ stress levels seem to be surpassing the point of adults’. However, it is something that can be hard to measure. Method Participants One set of participants in this…

MagnetMom complains about how her daughter’s homework takes away her beneficial sleep. With busy families, like hers, they have many after school activities, so when they get home, they do not have time for too much homework. She says that the reality of it is that they are an active family. For active families, homework causes sleep deprivation and takes away the children’s energy they need for the next day. (“How Homework Affects Families”, pg. 1). “I have thousands of assignments every week;…

That being said, it didn’t take very long at all for reality to kick in. High school, was not a cakewalk, and proved to be difficult beyond imaginable. Classes were time consuming, challenging, sleep was virtually nonexistent, and extra curricular activities devoured any extra time I wanted to save for myself. Fortunately, a few upperclassmen I had become friends with the summer before due to Marching Band went out of their way to help me adapt to this foreign environment. These individuals…

Resume 36 While reviewing resume 36 my first of impression of the resume was that everything was spread heavily from the left to the right. I feel like when an interviewer is looking at a resume the person is usually looking for the key points for the job description. Which in this case everything is very scattered and hard to look for the key points. Also another thing I saw within this resume is that the person did not stay consistent with their bullets or dates. For example, in the skills…