The Outcomings Of School Challenges In High School

“You are not good enough.” Those are five words; no child or adult ever wants to hear or tell themselves. On the other hand, life will always be filled with occasions like these where we believe life plainly just sucks; where people, including ourselves, will believe we are so worthless, insignificant, and dim-witted that we are incapable of achieving something grand. In fact, no matter how much we deny it, these are the experiences that will always stick with us and affect us in one way, big or small. Yet, the thing many of us fail to discover is that the best opportunities come from these moments where proving we are capable of something is most vital. Thus, I have gone through many obstacles in elementary school that I am proud of because it has carved the successful and fortunate person I am today in school and life.

They have been trapped in high school for almost four years now. They trudge through every day, not paying much attention to the time that is flying by. It hasn’t occurred to them how soon they will be out of the prison called high school…until now. Most, if not all, seniors catch a case of senioritis early or mid-term in their senior year. Once they have caught senioritis, there is little hope that they will recover, at least not until they receive their high school diploma. Upon catching senioritis, students no longer find joy in the day to day attending of classes. The seniors begin to realize that half of the classes that they are taking won’t matter in the long run of their career ambitions. The awe and terror of what high school was before they started now starts to crumble at the foundation. There are a few exceptions to the contraction of this horrid disease, however. Seniors who get involved come to appreciate the fact that they will no longer be able to attend high

Once you’ve been in school for nearly 12 years of your life you think you know all of the tricks to conquering the school year. When a problem arises you think you know the easy way out of it or the perfect way to avoid it. Some kids probably believe that as you continue on through your education these problems will just simply decrease. As a junior in high school, I’ve come to find that that assumption couldn’t be more false. High school came as a scare to me and I felt that I was the only one going through those typical teenage problems; however, after reading How Children Succeed: Grit, Curiosity, and the Hidden Power of Character, by Paul Tough, I began to gain some of my confidence back.

The transition from life in high school can be problematic for the majority of students.

One of the major obstacles that I had to overcome was my diagnosis and removal of a World Health Organization grade three tumor from my spinal column. During the spring semester of my senior year of undergrad, I fail ill and could not continue with the pursuit of my education. During that time I had to withdraw from all of my classes as I underwent two different spinal surgeries in order to remove the tumor. Following the surgery, I was scheduled for radiation treatment which drain me all of my energy and cause me to be sick all throughout the treatment process. I was not able to walk for a short while after the surgery. I have viewed the illness as a challenge and obstacle that I must overcome. My coping skills entail the progress that I was

Was high school the best years of your life? Many people say that it was for them; however, it seems to be more stressful for this generation. In today’s society, it’s grueling to manage the full time challenges and stress of being a student in high school. More often than not students are dreading to get out of bed and come to the classroom. There are some deeper reasons for this lack of motivation rather than just being lazy. Some of the key problems for high school students are social anxiety, ostracism, and depression. These issues caused by attending high school are commonly not recognized and need to be addressed.

Not all students may encounter a problem or condition, but some encounter multiple problems. The types of problems and conditions include changing families, poverty, violence, abuse of alcohol and/or drugs, suicide, and child abuse (Axia College, 2005). These are serious problems that many students face in today’s world, which

During life, we all experience various obstacles. Everyone copes with these obstacles in different ways. The way that someone looks at, and handles stressful situations, is one of the ways of defining resilience (Harrington, 2012). One of these obstacles that many students have to overcome is the ability to juggle their jobs, families, and school. This can be a very daunting task.

These past four years in high school have been full of obstacles for me. My freshmen year my parents were going through a divorce and it was a big transition for us as a family; my mom had a hard time maintaining jobs and I had to grow up quick to help out around the house. The next few years my mom struggled with many different problems in her life which led to her getting evicted amongst other things. I moved in with my dad permanently and now life at home is getting better. I struggled with many things at home through high school but as I reach the end of my senior year those obstacles have only made me a better person. College is something my family is nervous about because my dad is raising four kids on his own and will have trouble supporting

I have known for years that some things come difficult to me. It has been a learning experience to succeed in controlling this and I feel I have done very well in doing so. I can be a role model for people who think they can’t achieve this. I know first hand how hard it is and how dedicated you have to be in school. I want to help students like

Overcoming an obstacle of any kind can be challenging. The biggest obstacle I have overcome is having a child at the age of 17. Having children can be difficult, especially at a young age. Education has always been important to me and I was unsure how I was going to be able to finish high school, much less go to college, while having a baby. To overcome this obstacle in my life, I focused on the determination I had to provide a good life for my child.

Students are like a tapestry, we see the picture in front of us, what they want us to see but behind it all can be a tapestry of knots. If we can provide support for them about their choices, then hopefully we can make a difference for their lives and well-being. well-being for students is a reference to the intertwined relationship of the physical, relational, social, mental and material health of children and young people, as well as their experience of engagement in life and learning. Adolescents are a stressful time of self-discovery of identity. It is the transition from childhood to adulthood. This is masked by a period of insecurity, inner emotional turmoil and anxiety. Torn between the desire and need to be independent. While at the

When you are in High School people expect you to face a lot of challenge things. Plus, you think to yourself that there is no way that this is even possible. But that day comes and you’re your self are trying to figure out what kind of tool that would help you improve these challenges. Some tools are responsibly, persistence and creativity.

These students who can use their devices operably are learning more and are disrupting the classroom less. These devices are also not the distraction it is the people using them, so if a teacher catches someone in the classroom misusing their cellphone they can just take it away from that one person. But the people using their devices should not be punished or be restricted to using their own personal devices.

High school is full of many twists and turns and no one knows exactly what's going to happen in high school. There can be many things that can help to have a simple high school life but there is also things that can make it harder. I am going to be talking about three of my hardships I have faced during high school.