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    cause young adults to not pay attention in class and are to busy thinking about sports (10). Ernest realized that Premont students were to busy at the home or away games for their team, that they didn't have time to actually do their homework or schoolwork (Ripley, 10). This data supports what districts needed to do all along; cancel all after school sports in order for kids not to be distracted during class and at home. This is important details that can help districts who are going through…

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    existence, to suddenly be thrust out into the world, to be expected to manage your finances, your social connections, schoolwork and possibly even a job all at once in an environment you aren’t comfortable with yet. But the key is to not give up - especially academically. Sure, your parents can help you sort out a problem with your bank account or something to that effect, but in schoolwork it's up to you to work hard…

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    school career, I have continuously immersed myself in a variety of different activities while successfully managing my demanding schoolwork from a schedule filled with honors and AP classes. I have been three sport athlete (field hockey, swimming, lacrosse) ever since freshman year; having to find a balance between sports and being able to ensure that I get all of my schoolwork done has been pretty tricky. Along with sports, I have been a member of the National Honor Society and National French…

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    Depression is something many teenagers struggle with everyday. Stress, a bad home-life, and peer pressure are things that can cause teenage depression. One cause of teenage depression is stress. This stress may be caused by schoolwork or even a first job. Schoolwork seems to take up much of a teenager's time. They spend many sleepless nights studying for tests, working on homework, or even writing a last minute essay. The extra time and effort cause a lot of worry for students. The…

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    friends had passed away, leaving sad, disappointed, close friends behind, which changed Ponyboy’s actions and decisions. He started becoming more clumsy and lousy about his schoolwork. When Ponyboy’s english teacher told him that he was failing the class, this shows how JOhnny and Dally’s death had affected him even with his schoolwork. Also, Pony stopped eating; everything he ate tasted like baloney to him. As you can see, the death of Pony’s friends impacted his life decisions and…

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    schools may want this, but the negative effects of this decision are undeniable. Schools should not start earlier, but later, because of the scientific effects of aging on sleep, the many effects of sleep deprivation, and the effect of sleep on schoolwork. To start off my reasons, the age of students affects how much sleep they get on a normal basis. From the…

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    The second behaviour is sleep procrastination, which involves the individual delaying bedtime in favour of other activities such as reading, schoolwork, art or gaming. This can also occur when faced with an upcoming or past stressful event, for example, the outcome of the 2016 US election. In these circumstances, although the events cannot be controlled, the individual can stay up until dawn, although most commonly, its before 3 AM. Despite fatigue during the day, the behaviour persists. The…

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    doing way more," (Enayati) some who have as much as five hours. From the time students get home from an eight hour school day and any extra curricular activities they are involved in, they do not have enough time or energy for three more hours of schoolwork. And students are struggling with the issue whether or not to do their homework and if the little pay off is really worth the time. Students are cascaded every night with homework, causing them to stay up until eleven o 'clock or later. Even…

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    It's difficult to tell what Copi is disappointed about. Is it that Paste drew the violinist and not him, or is it that Paste didn't do his schoolwork. Either way, his father's lack of approval starts to get to him, and soon Paste succumbs to his teacher's insistence to conform. As he does so, his color fades from a bright orange to a pale yellow, as sadness overtakes him. He is no longer motivated…

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    The Impact of Mindfulness Training on the Motivation to Complete Academics in At-Risk High School Students- Concept Paper Problem Statement Maslow (1943) suggested that an individual’s first motivations are for food, safety and shelter. When those needs are met, love and belonging are the next foundational needs. Only then can esteem and self-actualization be approached. Students who are at-risk often flounder at the bottom rungs of the hierarchy, and without those foundations being met, it…

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