The Importance Of School Work

“Balancing school and work has never been hard for me, Chance said. “I was a straight A student, had a straight and I had a consistent work schedule. School, work, homework, and studying getting home around 1:00 a.m. everyday”. Chanetris Chance, was on the deans list all throughout her time here at Florida A&M University.

I find that setting priorities is a lot easier than when I was in grade school. For one thing I have matured a lot more over the years; secondly; being in the military taught me to prioritize on a daily basis. To me there is no easier way to prioritize than to make a to-do list. Making a list with the most important things helps you to stay focused and keeps you on schedule. You have to learn to balance out school, work, and family life all at once. It can get challenging from time to time. By making a schedule you find it easier to do. According to, “Taking Control of Your Time”, it is important to inform your family and employer of your academic responsibilities. Informing your employer helps

Jut trying to keep up with all the work is frustrating. Sometimes you have to work long hours and come home to homework. We have to learn to prioritize our time and determine which activities cone first.

As everyone knows, a test, project, or paper grade has a much higher weight than a homework assignment. For most schools, weighed grades are daily homework 10%, Daily Assignments 15%, Quizzes 20%, Projects 20%, and Tests 35%. Daily homework is usually the least weighed grade, while tests take up most of a student's grade. Another thing to add to this topic is the stress and time of projects and studying. Imagine I have just finished a grueling day at school and check Haiku to see what homework I have that I will need to finish by my bedtime I see that I have a quiz in scripture tomorrow, along with a paper in English and a test in World Geography. I also see that I have many long and complicated math problems and weekly goals for personal fitness and many other small pieces of daily homework. I already had enough on my hands with the papers, quizzes, and tests, just to be given even more small things to do. This is really tiring and irritating to come back home from school only to do more schoolwork. This should be put to a

In this day and age’s society we are told that we have to work ceaselessly, around the clock, 24/7/365. One area of life that I am constantly told this, and required to do this, is in school. I believe heavily in school starting later and less homework.

If there's anything that I have managed to learn about knowing how to manage to live on your own or with little help; is that responsibility is no rollercoaster where you just sit in and enjoy the ride. Being an adult with responsibility is more along the line of building the roller coaster to see the struggle you would have to go through in order to enjoy hard work. While doing the investigation of how am I going to manage with school and my own expense I had to do some digging. Digging to the point where I also had to take into consideration from how work will affect my school hour to where I want to live and what I want to buy for myself. I might be 18 years old classified as an adult but financial wise I am not ready to leave on my own

Many students work part-time while going to school is a good idea or not? I think it’s a good idea. I work part-time during the school year. Why can’t kid work during the school year? Kids should work during the school year so they can get experience in working. On the other hand, they do have to do homework they have to do. In the end it will teach the kids how to manage their schedules and their time.

Organization helps you find things easier and faster and therefore won’t make you lazy or procrastinate. I know high school students still want to have a social life and go out and have fun, but if you procrastinate this affects your schedule later on. Procrastination causes unnecessary levels of stress. The project or essay will not be as good as it would have been if you had worked on it over the course of a few days instead of one one night. Procrastination definitely is a disease. You carry it with you for the rest of your high school education and also beyond high school. Learning to organize your time and your resources, decreases your stress level and helps you maintain a social life at the same

Working through school is tough and all my high school teachers, orientation leaders and SAT study guides failed to mention that. I honestly have got all my financial skills from my mom and Dave Ramsey, my mom she is great, but all her fingers have turned to rust from pinching pennies. I think holding on to them so tight is her version of a stress ball. Ever since, I was about ten my mom made my sister and I begin to save money, and now her teachings have paid off. I am 19 have a retirement fund—its quite sad but better than nothing—and an emergency fund. I am not saying this to brag but to say how her teachings have helped.

A working Student has become sort of a"trend" among students around the United States. But lets be honest not a desirable trend, we all want to be a part of . We live in a society where we “Earn and Learn.” We have to keep up with constant tuition increases to afford further educations, keeping in mind many of us spend more time working than learning. We can have many factors why we work while we are in school. one of the major reasons is because we are un financially stable. Since almost each student has only so “much” time and energy in their work/school schedule. Having to work around a school calendar can be pretty complicated. Which in the long run it affects their performance at San Diego State University or any other university. As

Personally, I don’t think school is as atrocious as everyone says. Eight hours with friends learning new and interesting things that we probably didn’t know before seems adequate. Everyone, at one point, will enjoy going to school, but nine and a half hours is pushing everyone’s envelope to it’s limit. Students need down time and the ability to know that they can relax on a weekend because they don’t have loads of homework. Extending the school day is not agile, students can barely make it through the eight hours they already have on their plate. The juveniles need to feel like they can put their effort into other things they do after school, like sports or tutors.

It is 4:45, a tired kid stumbles off the bus, tired as anything, just to see his mom rushing him into the car because he has practice at 5:00. He gets home at 6:30 or so and still has his homework to do. That was with 20 minutes added to our school dy. Imagine if we had an extra hour and a half. To say the least it would affect everything. It would interfere with all after school activities and other plans students have and like to do. It would also cause kids to dislike school. Everyone knows school isn't the most exciting thing in the world. If it was an hour and a half longer, people would dread school. You would arrive at school at around 7:45 or so and not get home until almost 5:00. That is for a middle schooler. An elementary student wouldn't get home until almost 7:00 and still might have homework to do. To say the least, adding an hour and a half to our school day is a bad decision because it could take time away from family, interfere with other plans, and cause kids to dislike school.

Starting school is a major milestone in any child’s life—one that can be both exciting and overwhelming. As parents, there are steps you can take to make the transition into child development classes and kindergarten run smoothly. McGill Child Development Center, located in Concord, provides early education and child development classes. Their high-end childcare center provides a warm and inviting learning center where kids can feel at ease.

Picture this, waking up at 4 am and wondering, "Are we going to have school today?" You're sitting on the edge of your bed waiting for the phone call. You sit for about 10 minutes when the phone rings, you jump up and peek out the door, when your mom says, "No school!" You are so excited for a day of fun, sledding with your friends, and sipping hot chocolate. You can't go back to sleep, so you stay up wondering what the day is going to bring.

School is an important part of our lives. School help prepare our children for college and later on life in the big world. Since school is such an important part of our lives, there are many types for schools that have been developed with different viewpoints and ways of teaching. First, you have our public schools. Next, is our religious affiliated private schools and our non-religion affiliated private schools. Lastly, are the alternative schools.