With Christmas quickly approaching, I sincerely feel compelled to reach out to those of you who may be experiencing difficult emotions due to the absence of loved ones. Holidays are often catalysts for such instances of despair and longing as unfortunately, I, myself, know all too well. I lost both my husband and my father within the past three years, and while I’ve prevailed in becoming stronger and more determined than I ever thought possible, this time of year never fails to unearth the raw pain that permanently resides just beneath the surface. So, from the deepest regions of my heart, my pledge to you is this…if any of you, whether it be day or night, ever need an empathetic ear or shoulder, I’m merely an email, message or phone call
Because kids need time to do homework, if they are free then they have a chance to do homework. To begin, students get to learn new skills. They become better, but that is if they do their homework, they would be better at that unit. In addition, they get to prepare for the future and what’s ahead of them. Students could get a job in a future, so they would need to have practice with homework, so if you have to use what you learned for the job, then you would need practice for it first so you know what you're doing. Along with, they would get an achievement for what they are doing if they mastered that unit. In the future, many things would happen, students would turn into adults, and they would need to master the stuff that they learned from
There is major emphasis placed on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) majors but not on the Arts and Humanities majors.
Body 1 Do you want homework ,well Debate Said “ Weekends are a time where people are supposed to have a break and spend time with their family. Teachers should not give homework because like I said weekends are supposed to be a break from school and just time to be lazy but students can't because they are worrying about homework. So teachers shouldn't give homework on the weekends”.
A greater portion of society believes a good, fresh start is crucial to first impressions.
How do you feel when you have to wait for something you really, really want? What if it was something you couldn’t live without? Each day, an average of 79 people receive organ transplants. However, an average of 18 people die each day waiting for transplants that can 't take place because of the shortage of donated organs. Any one of those people might be someone you know. Today I’d like to talk to you about the need for organ donors in our area, second, how you can become an organ donor after you die, and finally, how your family and organ donor recipients benefit from your donation.
The argument I will be addressing in the persuasive essay is about abortions being illegal and wrong. In the essay I will be explaining in details why abortions are illegal and wrong. By picking this topic I have leaned a lot which is very helpful since I'm pursing a career in the health field.
Ms. Ruggiero I just want to let you know that I had printed off my homework, but I couldn't print off the other one. I don't have no more money in my print/account. I wanted to turn it in tomorrow/ Tuesday to get extra credit but I guess won't be able to get that. So what do that mean? I just failed the homework? Because I am very nervous and stressed out right now!
Sometimes I ask myself: what if I did this? What if I did that? Would it make a difference? Well, if I did nothing and kept wondering, I would never know. What person does is more important than what a person thinks because actions can affect others and accomplish goals.
Picture this, Bailey sits on her bed, surrounded by multiple folders, and dozens of papers everywhere. Her room looked like a bomb went off. She has to dig through all of these things just to find her pencil. Her chromebook is out of its case, and Bailey is hard at work, typing away. Her room is brightly lit by her overhead light, and a lamp. This way she can see all of her papers clearly. Bailey is trying to finish all of her homework at a decent time. This student is stressing out over her boatload of homework, hoping she can get it all done. She is as busy as a bee. She hears her mom calling from downstairs, “Bailey it’s time for dinner,” she responds with,
As a woman, have you ever felt like having a vajayjay is an automatic handicap? Of course you have! Everyone knows that if you have a genital orifice instead of a genital probe, you are naturally assumed to be responsible for: child rearing, household cleaning, meal preparation, making sure bills are paid on time, adequately maintaining the family’s food supply, scheduling and chauffeuring for appointments, heading up the family’s PR with birthday cards, thank you letters, Christmas gifts…. The list goes on and on. So why does having an inny instead of an outy come with so much responsibility? Don’t get me wrong; I understand the tripod gender is typically laden with their own set of responsibilities, but come on. How many times a week do they mow the lawn or repair the family car? I can assure you it is not as often the birth canals carriers have to vacuum the floors or fix dinners.
Around the world our populace goes up and another goes down, both in a rapid manner. If you may not know what population it is, here’s a hint, for your birthday you usually get balloons powered by this, but maybe in the future twenty five years from now you can’t have these balloons due to scarcity of this object. Nevertheless, moving away from balloons, and to a more serious manner, to put it bluntly, our natural resources are rapidly running low, and are getting scarce in a rapid manner. As, humans we may adapt to these changes by moving away from obsolete forms of energy like coal however, our species have not found alternative ways to adapt to every certain shortcoming when it comes to specified nonrenewable resources. Needless to say,
Homework kills. Can we all agree on that? I will be discussing how less homework could make a change in our lives. Having less homework is relevant right now because as a 7th grader, my friends and I complain about homework almost all the time. I chose to discuss this topic to let teachers get a possible glimpse on how we feel about getting homework. This issue affects me because I always want to play volleyball outside and watch tv, but homework always interferes. Teachers should give us less homework because it gives us stress, it’s unhealthy, and it takes away time from your friends and family.
When faced with hardships in life, a person is often given two choices, to either give up or persevere. Many people who are faced with these choices choose to give up, these people never got to live life to their full potential. If they would have persevered then they would have eventually overcame their challenge and been able to move on from it. If a person does not persevere they will never be able to move on and will always be ok with where they are at and never grow. This is why a person should persevere, but what exactly is a person who perseveres? In the dictionary, perseverance is defined as a, steady persistence in a course of action, a purpose, a state, etc., especially in spite of difficulties, obstacles, or discouragement.”
The majority of students have, at one point or another, wished for less homework. For some student’s homework is not a big issue but for other students it can take hours and even days to do all their homework. That wasted time could be used for enjoyment or learning life skills instead of homework. Nine in ten high school students reported feeling stressed about homework (Galloway 4). So, should students get less homework? Yes, students should receive less homework because it improves their well-being by reducing stress and its impacts on health, increasing leisure time, and showing that homework does not affect grades significantly.
Try to think of an atrocious, exhausting, appalling, dreadful task that almost any middle school student would say they despise. Does the word homework pop into your head? It definitely does for me, and I am pretty sure it is safe to say that that will be the case with 99% of the other junior high students as well. In today’s society, the average middle school student is expecting homework basically every night. The amount of homework and time you have to spend on it will vary depending on the level of your classes, and mainly, your teacher. This brings me to my main point, junior high teachers should be assigning less homework to their students due to the fact that it would lessen the likeliness of interfering with extracurricular activities, it would reduce the chance of a lack of sleep, and it would make it less likely for middle school students to feel unnecessary stress and pressure.