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    significance of the study, research hypothesis and finally, assumptions of the study. 1.0.1. Background of the problem. Many parents and students do not understand the importance of extracurricular activities. Parents hesitate to allow their children participate in extra-curricular activities because they feel that these activities distract their offspring from their academic work. This scenario tends to unfold either when a student is struggling academically or when the student wants to focus totally on

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    The Effects of Extra-Curricular Activities on Adolescents Programs that go beyond the classroom are designed to enrich the lives of students across the globe. "They enrich the lives of the student, their families and our communities. These activities create well rounded children who learn what their interests and talents are because they have been exposed to such opportunities."(Extracurricular activities, Anonymous) Parents tend to push their child to study more when in fact, they should encourage

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    school activities because not only does it give students something to do, but it also gives students a chance to prepare for the future and gain organization skills along with staying out of trouble and gaining many other skills needed for the future. To begin with, extracurricular activities have an effect on a student’s behavior. Students take pride in the activities they are in because they enjoy them. Therefore making students less susceptible to making bad decisions. In extracurricular activities

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    in their academic learning through challenging curriculum and precise military extracurricular activities. (THESIS STATEMENT) Students will have a chance to (1) become eligible candidates for AFROTC, (2) practice precision as a member of the Drill

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    MiguelAngel Ybarra Ms. Burris Senior Finale October 9th, 2017 Teen Volunteering Builds Character It’s one thing to have chores when a certain task is assigned on a certain day, such as, washing dishes, or cleaning the restroom. We are often told by our parents to clean our bedrooms, take the trash out, do the laundry, or mow the lawn, are just a few examples. These tasks are another form of homework. Work that is essential in order to maintain a clean, safe, and presentable environment. Inevitably

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    A longer school day is an educational change that has been debated for some years. Maulidi (2016) stated that full day school is a program that operate a learning process in whole day. It is started from 07.00 am until 16.00 pm. Some official argued that spending most time in a class will develop the skill of students. Moreover, Herman (1984) claimed that full day programs provide a relaxed, unhurried school day with more time for a variety of experiences, greater opportunity for screening and assesment

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    whether it is for grades, extracurricular activities, or community service. I believe that hard work never goes to waste. My parents would also describe me as hardworking perosn because they have always seen me studying hard and maintaining my officers position in the club. Others would also describe me respectful, because I have never insulted my friends and their ideas. Being a President of the club, I have never disrespected other officers with their ideas.

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    students who participate in an extracurricular activity while in high school do better in attendance, 50.4% compared to 36.2%; not skipping class, 50.7% compared to 42.3%; their GPA is a 3.0 or higher, 30.6% compared to 10.8%; their composite math and reading assessment is better, 29.8% compared to 14.2%; and 68.2% are expected to earn a Bachelor’s degree compared to 48.2% of those who did not participate in an extracurricular club, ("The Value of Extracurricular Activities Infographic"). This research

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    physical activity of a student has any impact on their academic performance. The reason I have chosen this topic is because I aim to be heavily involved within extracurricular sports teams during my career as a teacher, and therefore have an interest within this field. The importance of living a healthy and active lifestyle is often reiterated within the media, with current government recommendations suggesting that adults (19-65) should participate in at least 30 minutes of moderate activity daily

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    article “IMPACTS OF CAMPUS INVOLVMENT ON HOSPITALITY STUDENT ACHIEVMENT AND SATISFACTION”, 80 percent of college students are involved in extracurricular activities. Whether it be playing in the band or going to the gym to get in a good work out, for most people, the activities are an opportunity to relax and do something they enjoy while relieving stress. These activities play a vital role in students’ lives, and without them they would be overwhelmed. College is a time for students to prepare for their

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