Lazy learning

performance. Although Piper presents a good written argument, I believe that his reasons are not valid. Students who do not consistently attend classes should not be graded in the same way as those who do because it creates a fair environment, it increases learning, and most importantly, it builds discipline. Firstly, when students who do not consistently attend classes are not graded in the same way as those who do it creates a fair environment because attendance consists of time, effort, and participation

intend to address each of them, in turn. I do understand and acknowledge that, as Interns, our primary purpose is to experience OJT (on the job training). We may miss out on some face to face instructional time if we were to telework. I assert that, learning how to telework is itself a valuable skill to be learned and will be an important, if not integral, part of our OJT experience. From my perspective being set up for and knowing how to telework

day is a place many kids across the nation do not enjoy. There are many flaws in today’s school environment that some may not realize. However, many schools tend to blame the kids by telling them they simply do not want to work and they are acting lazy. Even if there is a small percentage of students where that really is the case, but for the other ninety percent, that is completely false, and it is crucial we emphasize that. School environment issues include children being allowed to have their

and that helps Alaina learn. I play outside with friends whenever I can, I play soccer, basketball, gymnastics or any sort of sports as much as I possibly can. I need to move around which is probably not that good for the teachers, but it helps my learning so I try to move whenever I can. I’m Blue and don’t change often and I 'm typical. I never branch out of my comfort zone, I also do that same Alaina stuff. Doing stuff that I don’t do scares Alaina so I just don’t do it, but I wish that I would

is a great thing to learn. Studies have shown that learning cursive handwriting tends to make remembering what you wrote easier. When a group of students were split into two groups, one who wrote there notes in cursive and the other who typed there notes , the group of who there notes scored better on the test they werer given.It required the student to summarize there ideas rather than just simply typing them. Learning cursive doesnt only help you remember your notes better it

and that helps Alaina learn. I play outside with friends whenever I can, I play soccer, basketball, gymnastics or any sort of sports as much as I possibly can. I need to move around which is probably not that great for the teachers, but it helps my learning so I try to move whenever I can. I’m Blue and don’t change often and I 'm typical. I never branch out of my comfort zone, I also do that same Alaina stuff. Doing stuff that I normally don’t do scares Alaina so I just don’t do it, but I wish that

that helps Alaina learn. I play outside with friends whenever I can, I play soccer, basketball, gymnastics or any sort of sports as much as I possibly can. I need to move around which is probably not that amazing for the teachers, but it helps my learning so I try to move whenever I can. I’m Blue and don’t adjust often and I 'm typical which I’m going to discuss with you. I never branch out of my comfort zone, I also do that same Alaina stuff. Doing stuff that I don’t do scares Alaina so I just

students on their smartphones and teachers on their computers. I believe technology limits the ability for students to learn and for teachers to teach new material. Today, teachers teach less and students learn less. Technology has made our generation lazy and unreliable. Technology such as iPhones and computer has made our generation inactive and the use of technology needs to be reduced drastically. Today, powerpoints are used because it allows for a better visual representation of the subject. Students

think that learning disabilities are caused by differences in how a person's brain works and how it processes information (Allen & Cowdery, 2011). Children with learning disabilities are not "dumb" or "lazy" (Vaughn, 2003). In fact, they usually have average or above average intelligence. Their brains just process information differently (Heward, 2000). According to Vaughn (2003), there is no "cure" for learning disabilities. They are life-long. However, children with learning disabilities

of the test. I have also been overconfident in a test I didn't know and expected a better grade than I the one I actually got. And several times I've been too lazy to do work so I fool myself and believing I know the material when I really don't know it. I have also been in classrooms where the teaching style the teacher has is in my learning style. I have also underestimated the time it will take to do an assignment and I do the assignment in a rush. I have also studied right before an exam giving