Negative Effects Of Grades

This may seem fine, but as said above, this causes curriculum gaps between students which can be harmful as it removes stress relieving classes from children’s schedules. State tests, although is not the only factor, evaluates school districts. Other factors include graduation and attendance. Even though it is not the only factor, it is one of them, which may cause extra pressure and stress on both students and teachers. The pressure on all students, regardless of ability, to reach a certain level, can be damaging, especially because of many students, as high as 60% in some states, failed to reach this

This can be extremely unfair to teachers because of the diversity of students. Students who are non-English speakers and those who have special needs will often produce lower scores, and this factor is largely out of a teacher 's

As said in the last paragraph, the students lose their will to learn. This is bad because according to Sanford Dornbush, director of the Stanford center for Youth development, “Students who receive money for grades will in the long run, have lower academic performance than the students who are motivated by their own desire to learn. This means that your kid will get lower grades in high school. This then leads to your child not making it to college and becoming a failure. All the money you gave to your child for good grades will backfire.

Among high school students, those who use alcohol are five times more likely to drop out than those who don 't use alcohol. (4) Not only does it increase the incapability to be unresponsive in school, but alcohol increases the likelihood of creating an unbalanced emotional state to. Besides from the physical effects of alcohol it can lead to a teen being emotionally unstable. They will begin to withdraw from family and friends, and if children are involved, they will begin to exclude them too. (5) Also contemplating on how to handle a relationship will grow harder and harder, as long as alcohol is involved.

Would you like your kid failing a grade because they scored low on a test that might have stressed them out? That is exactly what a standardized test does to kids. These test do more than stress kids out, they also are not fair to non English speakers and special needs students. The National Government has started a program called “ No Child Left Behind Program” this gives the chance for kids with special needs to do well in school. But with standardized test will not help them at all.

As many of them have already found out is that teachers at Poston Butte don 't like excuses for late work. From the first day of school on the 25th, a considerable amount of students are failing. This could be because they were not prepared for the seriousness and strictness of the grading policy here at Poston Butte High school. This being said, could this have shaken up some of the freshman?

“Studies show that 54% of Asian kids get bullied, be it physically, mentally, or emotionally”(Tran, J. (2012, February 2). Now we all know about the stereotype that “All Asians are extremely smart” and come with reasons on how they have a good academic life but less often do we stop and think about what struggles they are confronted with in their academic lives. Furthermore, we see that these Asian Americans have a rough time in their lives at school and because of being bullied due to these racial stereotypes, these students might take the wrong path and might become bullies of others to get rid of being bullied. This is certainly a domino effect when other innocent students pick up on this negative habit to get rid of being bullied and start bullying other innocent students. We see kids being bullied in front of our eyes and we don’t bother to help out because it’s not happening to you but do we see how hard of a life a victim might have and to get rid of being bullied they might commit suicide instead of being bullies to

Personal factors as well include poor self-esteem, feelings of academic incompetence, poor relationships with students, and gang involvement. Truants generally report less attachment to school and have less satisfactory experiences at school, than non-truants. The link between truancy and dropout have been demonstrated by a number of studies that show that dropouts may begin having attendance problems as early as 1st grade (Sheldon, 2002). Students who skip significant numbers of classes often to earn credit for those classes either because they also neglect homework and fail tests, or because of mandatory attendance requirements set by the schools.

You are more susceptible to colds and other health problems when you are stressed. According to www.fdu.edu, stress can cause students to dropout of their school, or some of their classes. The “2010 American College Health Association National College Health Assessment” showed that more than 25% of students admitted to stress being one of the main causes for their lowered grades and dropped classes. Stress has been reported to cause mental illness such as anxiety, depression, and panic attacks. In extreme cases it’s been connected to post-traumatic stress disorder and other serious mental

Imagine a classroom where students a caned for getting grades lower than a certain mark and after the exams are caned for falling below the pass mark. It is important to realize that this kind of environment would create fear within the children. Consequently, in this kind of environment where one is punished for not doing well in his or her academics, the student would not be comfortable in making mistakes which are all part of the process of learning. The studies done by Arif and Rafi similarly backs this up. In their research it can be concluded that the pupils who experience corporal punishment do not actually get better, but do worse than those who do not experience it

This quote is explaining how kids that are going to school and coming from better households than their peers can affect how they feel about school. Kids that come from poor incomes homes don’t enjoy school because maybe they feel like they aren’t good enough for it which makes them not want to go and get into gangs or things they shouldn’t be in. In conclusion This goes back to my reasoning on saying that the strongest cause of minority male incarceration in the U.S is young dropouts because most of the kids , teens , etc that get killed nowadays aren’t educated and involved in

Bullying also can cause numerous long term psychosocial impairments. These include impairment with mental and physical health, school functioning, and peer relations. Those involved in bullying repeatedly experience poor academic performance, and issues with conduct especially in school. Academic environments are frequently where the bullying takes place. Victims of bullying often have a decline in school performance due to the effects of anxiety and depression.

Students who are habitually absent are more likely to participate in risk-taking behaviors such as substance abuse, violence, and delinquency (Kearney & Graczyk, 2013). These students are also at a higher risk for suicide attempt, teen pregnancy, and injury or illness (Kearney & Graczyk, 2013). Adolescents who miss large amounts of school are more likely to drop out of high school compared to their peers who attend school regularly (Kearney & Graczyk, 2013). Students who have high rates of attendance consistently score higher on achievement tests compared to their chronically absent peers (Epstein & Sheldon, 2002). Long-term effects of chronic absenteeism include low socioeconomic status in adulthood, social and emotional difficulties, and psychiatric disorders (Kearney & Graczyk, 2013).

Intrinsic value defines itself to be a set of ethics that is dependent upon an individual’s morals. The intrinsic value of anything is often given a hidden meaning. Alfie Kohn’s essay “How not to get into College”, Heron Jones’s poem “Somnambulist”, and the episode “Rosebud” from the television show, The Simpsons, shows how finding true meaning and motivation in life can be very difficult and also reveals deeper meaning of how it is better to be motivated intrinsically rather than extrinsically. To begin, in these three pieces, the authors clearly show that when one is extrinsically motivated, they go through life unware of what they can truly achieve.