Achievement and self-concept of students with learning disabilities

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This analysis discusses how strategies that can be adapted to cure obsessive and anxious views in a young individual with severe or temperate learning disabilities. By use of empirical happenings and mindfulness, various studies have cultured to notice child’s thoughts and remote themselves from their verbatim content. The adverse influence…

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Use of Prescriptive Drugs for Non Medical Purposes among College Students

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College students have for many years been linked to drug abuse and alcohol consumption. This behavior has caused a great threat not only to their life but has also affected their social life and academics. Drug abuse has been the leading cause of death in colleges. According to several national…

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A Comparative Study on High School Students Between the United States and China

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With the development of global economy, the competition in education is becoming an important part of the international competitions. Students all over the world are competing with not only the students in their country but the students in the world. To some degrees, the future competitiveness of a country relies…

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The importance of education for students, companies and the US economy

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The requirements for getting a job nowadays is way more demanding, compared to what it used to be like back in the 70’s. Today and in the not to distant future, almost all jobs will require some kind of more extensive education which means “just” a High School education will…

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The effect of not having personal gadgets in i.t student

Posted in: Competition, Education, Electronics, Higher Education, History, Life, Life Without Modern Gadgets, Persona, Personal, Personal Growth, Samples, Society, Student Life, Student Of The Year, Technology

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION In the year where electronic gadgets are not yet invented like computers, students are not yet engage in activities using technologies. Students rely on books and visit library facilities to study, read their notes and review their school lessons. During those years, despite the lack of computers…

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Should Every Student Go to College?

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Now a days there’s a lot of pressure for high school graduates to further their education by attending college. Hard evidence states that more high school graduates attend college immediately after graduation compared to any other generation. However, college may seem more of a challenge to some rather than others…

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Student debt by the time they graduate

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Not many are lucky to have paid all their debt by the time they graduate. Colleges and universities have given students the ability to work around the campus in order to pay for their education. Although this seems like a positive effect to help students pay and try to minimize…

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The perception of freshmen computer engineering students

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Poverty is one of the biggest concerns that our world encounters at present. Many solutions have been made to alleviate this problem but none of them seem to work. Everyone thinks that overpopulation is the reason behind why the populace lives in a life of insufficiency. Because of this common…

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Four Year Colleges vs. Community Colleges

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Why does Breakthrough emphasize four year colleges and universities? Should Breakthrough programs steer students to use community colleges as “stepping stones” toward bachelor’s degrees? Would community colleges be cheaper for students? Does it matter where students start their post‐secondary educations, as long as they end up with bachelor’s degrees? It…

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