Middle School Recess

Senai. Napelishould have longer recess When you were a kid have you ever been bored in school and you wanna have fun well if schools had longer recess. In my opinion schools should have longer recess because surely the students would get more energy out outside and learning instead of goofing around in class rather than outside having longer recess. If students had longer recess there brain would be quiescent for class. But if they did have longer recess they would be reticent in class on learning.

As a freshman the transition was some what difficult for me. These are somethings I think would be good to new for the middle schoolers that are tranistioning into highschool. First keep organized. I can 't stress that enough because if you don 't you will lose things really easy and become a real mess. Another thing is a personal opinion but I don 't think that going to your locker every passing period is a good idea.

I realized that I should not expect the students to act how I want them to act. I had learn that it will take time to fit into a new location and feeling comfortable with it. Toro Middle School reminded me of my middle school days where students could act childish around one another to show how comfortable they are around one

Why don’t middle schoolers have a “recess” or free period? Honestly I don’t know. But in my opinion, all grades should have some type of free period like recess. This could help make friends, let the teachers have a break, and give us extra time for missing work or homework. All in all, it is a good thing for us, and even high school.

Parents’ economic situation, mental situation and their attitudes towards child affects child in many ways. We do not want to children suffer or have psychological problems. We should teach parents how they should raise their children, and after this education give them a license for having a child. Campbell (1992) argues that after some educational program which is about child growth and development, parents wanted to continue and expand this program to other schools within the area. Some people may think that it is not acceptable to be required to get a license to become parents because state does not have an authority on how

Learning should already provide pleasure even without the offer of money, it should be an elysian . In the long run, students have lower than naturally motivated students. Schools shouldn’t be paying students for awesome grades because it leads to fights and arguments, students should only learn if they want to, and students have lower grades in the long run. To begin, schools shouldn’t pay students for worthy grades since it starts problems in the classroom. According to the Prairieecothrifter.com “ Should parents pay for good grades?,” “ NEA article claims: ‘ Many teachers also say paying students for excellent grades leads to practical problems in their

In this new generation, kids don’t care about school as much and would rather be home anyway. Although suspending misbehaving students may have worked in the past, schools should choose a different way of discipling students because, suspending students doesn’t fix their behavior, one the students come back they are more than likely to get themselfs suspended on purpose again, and finally most students

Starting school as a young child can be very scary, but it is always made easier with the help of friends- or parents. While some parental involvement can be very beneficial, too much can cause disaster. If a child does not feel the need to make friends, then they most often will not. Helicopter parents can contribute to this by becoming so involved in their child’s school life that they fill all of the social roles that a child needs, including a friend. This can lead to a stunt in the child’s developing social skills and ability to communicate effectively at a young age, which can build up and lead to the same problems later in life.

Should Teenagers Follow Parental Advice Kids these days learn a lot of new things everyday and those new things can lead to different choices, those new things they learn are either from school or home and since they are kids they often get confused of what choices to make and will always get others opinion for that topic. When those small kids grow up they start making their own choices and i think they should make their own choices, but that doesn't mean that all choices you make are random. Always put some thought into it and then make that choice because sometimes Teens are right and sometimes parents are right, and the other way around too, teens can be wrong and so can parents. In my opinion i think Teenagers should make their own choices because of these three

However, after some consideration, I think I may want to start a program like the one that I observed at Van E. Blanton Elementary School for children who are not identified, but need extra help. However, that many of these students are not succeeding in school because they are stock in life situation that they are helpless to change or control. With my enthusiasm for learning, and my compassion and personal way to teaching, I feel could really have an impact on students who need extra

Back to School: How to Keep Tabs on the Kids while you are Away If you have school-age kids, it is likely that they have recently started back to school. While parents are excited to see their little ones growing and expanding their minds, there are also many concerns that go along with being back in school; mainly with keeping tabs on the kids while you are away. One of the main concerns that parents have revolves around what happens with their kids after they get out of school for the day. Since the majority of parents work outside of the home, keeping their kids safe is a major priority. Parents have found that daycare is not always an option for their kids.

Many people would argue, perhaps, that the children need to do less extracurricular activities if they know they don’t have enough time to do them and finish their homework. But many studies have shown that extracurricular activities are more important for a child’s development than homework is. “Extracurricular activities [also] teach kids the importance of perseverance, hard work (training/practice), and build up their competitive spirit, something they will undoubtedly need upon entrance to the extremely competitive business world.” (www.behk.org,