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This document discusses the arguments against year-round schooling and in favor of maintaining the traditional summer school break. It argues that year-round schooling does not improve educational outcomes, increases costs for schools, and disrupts important summer activities for children's learning and development. The document advocates keeping the traditional school calendar with a long summer break between academic years.
Back to school
Back to School
The document provides advice to students as the summer holidays end and the new school year begins. It encourages students to face the new challenges with energy and not to worry about increased workload or exam performance. Some key tips include getting into a routine before school starts, organizing school bags, reviewing past exams, setting goals, communicating with others, participating in class, and revising lessons daily. The overall message is to enjoy school but focus on studies, as school lays the foundation for future success.
All that starts well ends well
All That Starts Well Ends Well discusses the importance of curriculum planning and development at different educational stages. It notes that every project requires proper planning of goals, resources, steps and offerings. For education, this results in curriculum which structures learning. At early stages, curriculum involves engaging activities that keep students interested and energized throughout the day. At higher levels, students have more autonomy to choose subjects and study modes to determine their career paths, with curriculum providing a flexible framework. Overall, well-planned curriculum equips individuals to be successful and responsible citizens.
How to be a successful college student 2015
The document provides tips for students to succeed in college, including having a purpose and goals, managing their time through scheduling, finding a good study space, doing all assignments, attending classes, and maintaining a positive mindset. Success requires dedication, determination, and effectively balancing school with other responsibilities.
How to balance celebrations and studies?
Celebration and study are like oxymorons, they come together in a repelling manner. Festivals that comes with long holidays for students. With it, also comes the challenge of having to study for an important exam that is scheduled for the next working day.
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Planning your child’s academic year is important1
- 1. Planning Your Child’s Academic Year Is Important
- 2. The new academic session has started and so must be the planning as how to go about it. Fresh beginning of a new class brings in lot of nervousness and excitement too. It is quite important for both students and parents to plan the academic year well. As a student climbs up the ladder of school life, the pressure and of course the work load increases. So, it is always better to plan the year well so that one can overcome all these hurdles. None can actually plan the entire year in advance, but at least one can create a better balance between studies and other activities.
- 3. Check Annual Calendar Students must have got their holidays and exam schedules as the session has started. It is extremely important that you check such information prior so that you can devote your time well for any vital activity.
- 4. Pre-plan Exam Schedule Students in higher classes have to appear for their summative assessments and they have to make their plans accordingly. Whenever you have the date sheets available, the planning must start that day onwards.
- 5. Planning for a Vacation, check out ways to compensate for lost study time Going for a fun trip with family? Don’t bother much about studies at that time as you are out on a holiday. However, if possible make the arrangements beforehand as you may ask your friends to keep a track of what all you have missed so that you can cover it all once you are back. Make sure you don’t forget to take notes once you are back from your trip.
- 6. Notes for Necessary Sources As the session begins you must look out for notes from a senior as these may help a lot in studies. Previous years notes and sample papers are extremely important to plan things properly. If such things are well planned you will not suffer any anxiety before the exams.
- 7. Extracurricular Activities should be in accordance with Academics Who wants to study all the time? Strictly there is no need. Yes, you heard it right! There is no need to study all the time; students must involve themselves in some extracurricular activities. Unless you take up an additional hobby you won’t be able to enjoy your school life to the fullest. However, one must plan the schedule of such activities according to the academics.
- 8. Don’t Ignore the Alternate Mediums of Studying One impactful alternate medium today are home tuitions. It is especially important to stay in touch with your studies during the summer holidays as it is a long break. Home tutoring in such a case is quite a powerful medium that allows students to stay in touch with the curriculum. Companies like Eduwizards.com provide expert tutors for all subjects and classes. Take their help in finding the most appropriate one for your child.