The courses students are required to take make a lot of students drop out of college and feel college is a waste of time. ... People go to college to continue their education and learn what they need to get into the career they are seeking. ... Because of the way colleges are run, much of what you learn is of little value to most students. ... The costs to take the courses online are a lot cheaper as compared to campus colleges, and students are forced to learn more on their own which helps them excel even better than what a campus college can provide. ... I love to learn, but things, which I...

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No, students are being stimulated and inspired. ... (Neem) Inherited practices allow teachers and students to learn and grow from what "works" and what doesn't. ... The past and present both have proven benefits to higher education, we need to embrace these past experiences and learn from them. ... Let the teachers teach and the students learn. ... Do you want to learn the "common" way that everyone else does or do you want to learn in a way that appeals to your happiness and challenges you? ...

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They will tell you what to feed your children, what they should learn and that we shouldn't worry because they have it taken care of. ... As an educator, though I am not a classroom teacher yet, my first thing I do is find out how each student learns best. ... Why are we treating students as robots, requiring them to learn the same thing, even if they do not comprehend the way it is taught? Variations of the same problem, they need to learn all of them, instead of the way that works best for them. ... As an educator, I find the best ways to help my students learn....

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I realize that I will have students that don't want to work with others or be in groups with certain students. ... I want my students to learn to be responsible for themselves, letting them monitor their restroom use, when they need to get up to get something or stretch, or even when they need to get water. ... I like general ideas such as the following, but I want to pave my own theory that I can change as I learn. ... The curriculum is integrated and student centered and should "appeal to students' intrinsic learning motivation. ... And having students who have the qualities ...

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He describes his life as a journey to learn. ... I feel the need to be in charge, after reading this book I realized that is not helping my family or my students. I am hurting my family and students because I am not allowing them to learn how to be a leader and to problem solve on their own. ... I believe that when teachers are focused and motivated they will teach and have more energy to teach and to interact with students. ... When I first started this course I didn't realize that I was going to learn things that could change my life, my family's life, or the life of my stud...

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"Students with disabilities can potentially experience the same negative effects on mental health as students without disabilities when they are bullied. ... Schools need to have things that can be on their level of learning instead of inclusion classes where they can not learn anything. There needs to be a variety of classes for students with disabilities. These kids need to learn to do more things in special classes that can get them a job that really fits them and help them out in the future. ... It is not right to do this to a person who was born the way they are and be treated with ...

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We went to school every day since we were six years old. We learned things which we do not really want to learn through boring classes. Our parents told us that we must do well in school, and then we will have a good life in future. That is the only way to change people's lives if they do not want t...

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We learn of Dave's passion for cycling, and of his relationship with his father. ... This is exactly what Steve Tesich does here, by including this argument we learn about Dave's life goal as well as learn more about his father's character and his own point of view on Dave's ambitions. ... Each of the characters has a dramatic need: Dave wants to win the race, Mike and Moocher want to get their own back on the college students etc. ... Mike's dramatic need throughout the film had been to better the college students, but as soon as he loses this dramatic need, he sees n...

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We have to learn how not to be bitter or angry with others for what happened in a past relationship. ... When a student who has performed well throughout their life applies for their choice college and is rejected by them, that is a devastating blow. The student could if not careful begin to think that he/she is not worthy of attending a college or university that is highly regarded. ... They have to learn from whatever it was that went wrong, and start over. ... In dealing with rejection we should learn to love ourselves, do things that make us feel good. ...

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I will learn how to have fun without being drunk. ... I will have to find a good job in order to pay for myself, attain a scholarship or receive some grants or student loans. ... Where that obstacle came from: The GRE is a compulsory exam that must be taken by every student aspiring to be a graduate student. ... I will ask many graduate students on how they were able to pass the GRE exams and how they studied for it. ... People have always said to learn from your past. ...

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Why can't you just learn to live with the wrong person? ... During the class, when one of the students said divorce was unique and Fenstad disagreed he saw, "In his mother's face for a split second was the history of her compassionate, ambivalent attention towards him."... The lack of respect his other students were showing him bothered her. ... The students loved you. ... Through their unique relationship Fenstad and his mother still showed how they were concerned, cared and wanted to please each other any way they could even is sometimes conflicts would arise that would only let...

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Is it fair that by chance, we didn't get the sports, academic, acting, creative, or exemplary student gene? ... These people may have an easier time obtaining their goals, but do they learn as much? ... When you struggle, you learn so much about yourself that you don't recognize in times of simplicity. You also learn a great deal about others. ... This movie was about a college student who was; "five foot nothin, a hundred and nothin", and wanted to play defensive tackle for Notre Dame. ...

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Going back to school after so many years has allowed me to re-assess myself as a student and as a learner. ... Revisiting and searching within myself on my ideal style of learning has helped me identify that I learn best in quite surroundings. Some of the things that help me learn best are: writing things down, taking notes while reading, trying to visualize things, and understanding rather than memorization. ... The way I see it, the more I learn the more I improve myself. ... I always learn something from each and every discussion and encounter. ...

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In the book; Alone Together by Sherry Turkle when a student said, "A phone conversation is personal because you don't have time to sit there and think about what you're going to say. ... One thing I did notice was when I arrived to my friend's house I actually ringed the doorbell which may sound funny, but as the researched argument Alone Together by Sherry Turkle there was a quote from a student that said, "When we arrive at someone's house, no one rings the doorbell anymore, we just text them that we are "here" (668). ... I learn that being on the web ...

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In the article "The Trophy Kids Go To Work" is perhaps a new point of view within the culture of the babies born within the years 1980 and 2001. This article talks about how the millennials are making a big change in our work force. Some of these changes include the mentality the workers have and ho...

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John's Harassment Case Everyone has experienced some type of harassment, minimal or vast. Depending on the situation, different forms of harassment may occur, but when does an individual know when they are being harassed? Where does a person draw the line and differentiate between normal behavi...

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We all have experiences of being sick at least once. If you are sick or ill, it would be very hurt and painful. You would probably want to get better as soon as you can. When you are sick, your family members, or friends take care of you, and you are thankful to them, but sorry at the same time. Wha...

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