Just Reading The First Few Paragraphs I Pretty Much Know And Understood What The Article Is About

The article by Erika Christakis, informs future teachers and parents how preschool today may not be benefiting their children as much as they thought. She talks about how preschool has changed drastically over the years as well as kindergarten. She states that “kindergarten may be the new first grade”. Her statement shows how children today are expected more then they were years ago in all grades, especially preschool and at such a young age. Many think this is helping our children or will benefit them in the future if they know more as a child but this may not be the case. The article talks about multiple studies done throughout America to children are learning and how school curriculum changing affects children. A studied showed that children

High school teachers and College Professors are alike in many ways but in some cases they differ. Most High school teachers will always check your assignments, they will take the lead, and they usually have a quick response time. On the other hand, College Professors don’t always check the assignments, they expect the students to take the lead, and usually have a slower response time. High school teachers and College Professors differ in many ways such as checking your work, how they lead, and their response time. All of these aspects attribute to the learning environment and how they interact with their students.

The evaluation on overall tone was informal and not respectful towards to the recipients. From line 14 to 15, the tone of the sentence was informal in putting across the message of asking his fellow colleagues to cut down on their frequency of checking emails. This would also deem as not respectful by the recipients. In line 18, the use of “yap” as a slang for yes was unacceptable as well. From line 23 to 25, the phrase “by the way” should not be used in communicating in workplace. The tone of sentences between line 23 to line 25 was sarcastic and adopts an arrogant attitude towards the recipients. In line 32, the sentence “it really works, try it!” was not appropriate in a formal email to promote the skills he was sharing.The sentence “Too bad I have to miss this one” in line 35, was an expression of his feelings which was unnecessary. Lastly, he should not be signing off with cheers since this was supposed to be an formal and informative email. This makes the email informal and seems to be having a conversation with his friends and not his

The first thing you need to do is get organized. Each one of your classes is going to expect you to stay on top of the information presented and handed out in class. Every one of your classes is going to expect you to keep on top of important

The student is responsible for knowing what is required and when it is due. For example; I once asked my math professor if we would have a homework assignment for the weekend and he did not answer me. One of the other students told me to look in the syllabus for the homework assignment. I was embarrassed that I had asked and now I save my syllabus for the entire course.

Have you ever wondered how to discipline your hand without slowing down your mind? In the article by Zoe Ingalls, Sue Ferguson Gussow demonstrates how to. It sounds simple; however, it takes much practice. It is true that disciplining the hand may help you. This has been proven in Ms. Gussow 's freehand drawing class.

In Navigating Conflicting Norms, in the Privacy chapter of It’s Complicated by Danah Boyd, Boyd uses the voices of a conflicting mother and daughter to convey her statement. The mother reasons that if her daughter, Bly, puts information about her life on the internet that anyone can see then she should really be able to read her information because they have a “connection” being mother and daughter. It is later brought to light that privacy should be a matter of social norms and etiquette than technical access. Summed up, in this article, Boyd states that teens like whatever their parents can’t find. The teens could argue Erving Goffman’s position that you wouldn't stare at someone in public so you shouldn’t

5. Have a planner to write down important dates like due dates for projects and to make sure you know what homework you need to have done.

Throughout these five articles there are many different connections between the patterns of destructive behaviors or problems which nobody is free of. All these articles contain the ideas of people's freedoms, following the government, thinking for yourself, and stand up for what you believe in.

Everyone has daily burdens and responsibilities that they would prefer to avoid rather than begin. For college students that burden becomes anything relating to college academics, from homework assignments, to essays due next week, or projects.

puts it “Messages sent in the heat of the moment generally only exacerbate the situation…” (Harris 2). He advises you to “Settle down and think about it for a while before starting a flame war.” (Harris 2). Consider the presentation of your message: Writing in all uppercase letters tends to convey anger or shouting. Breaking up text using short lines and paragraphs and spaces is helpful in keeping your message readable. Using

Confrontation is something that should be avoided in the workplace. It is not professional to be aggressive or judgmental towards other employees. Having a confrontational attitude will not produce positive results. It is clear that Aaron 's attitude caused other 's to be apprehensive about email communication. This proves that his method of communication is not ideal. If Aaron wishes to get through to his fellow employees, he is goig to have to slow down and explain everything to them. By continuing to communicate this way, his coworkers will never stop asking him questions. The confrontational method is very accusatory. His coworkers feel that they have done something wrong. In reality, Aaron is causing everyone in the group to become disconnected from each other, which causes problems for their project.

There are some others important things you must do to become success in college during class such as taking notes, dealing with professors, good memory, preparation for exams etc. In the class, taking notes is important, it is better to sit near the front of the class to avoid distractions. Be a good listener focus on the main points of the lecture. Ask, if you do not understand. After the lecture, recall on a separate paper without looking at your notes; try to write as much as you can by

I have learned so much in this class to prepare me for a successful college experience. There were some topics that caught my attention more than others. Such as, time and stress management, University resources, and critical thinking.

College can be very overwhelming and stressful at times. Many students struggle to keep up with all their assignments and due dates. There are many resources on college campuses that can aid students in time management; paper writing and studying habits, but the main resource that students tend to neglect are their professors. Professors are the ones that are teaching the material, assigning the homework and making the test. Student faculty interactions can be crucial to a student’s success in college. Whether it is for internship opportunities or recommendations, teacher’s jobs are to help students learn and succeed. Teachers are a great, free resource in college that seems to go unnoticed. Student-faculty interactions have major effects on a student’s self-efficacy and academic integrity. These are just a handful of the countless effects of student-faculty involvement.