Efforts_Of_Our_Students

Efforts Of Our Students The effort students put into their studies affect their performance and their access and success at the next level. Indicators of student effort include how often students are absent from school, how interested they are in their schoolwork, whether they try to do their best, whether they complete their assignments, and how much time they spend on homework and other activities such as work or watching television. For the student to be successful in the field of education, we must take into mind the students success in the society around them. Early school problems can accumulate and may lead eventually to dropping out of school, which has long-term negative consequences. The students’ progress through elementary and secondary education up to high school can be a roller coaster effect when dealing with such problems as differences by sex, race, socioeconomic status, and urban compared to rural areas. We find these problems to be most common in urban areas where black minorities are the majorities. Where as many functionalists would state stratification and ethnocentrism as being necessary. Mainly due to the fairness in society, in which each American has equal opportunity. But if this is true, then why is the black, owned, out, find, education, make, students, society, never, lot, corporations, american, young, way, school, population, people, own, money, jobs, it’s, equal, blacks, being, because, totally, today, success, same, problems, postsecondary, often, minorities, means, even