In a classroom with an over flowing class of students there attention will be hard to capture this would not benefit them. Many teachers have a hard time capturing the attention of the students as it is. Students listening skills might drop along with their academic grade. Especially with the students…
They back talk teachers, skip class, and get up and leave class. Some students don’t care about school and their grades, most of them don’t even do their homework and half the time they fail test/quizes. So they’ll probably be a decrease in grades, and maybe even an increases in absents. On the other hand there’s students who want to learn, get good grades, and they take the time to study for tests/quizes so they don’t fail. But they may be getting home later so they won’t have time to study or do homework, but if they study they’ll be going to bed late so in the morning they may be feeling tired and worn out.…
Some students don’t know what to do when the teacher assign their homework. They don’t know what to do because when the teachers assign them homework the night before to do, they spent all night doing it. Then the next day at school they are way too tired to process any work and lesson the teachers are teaching. They would just fall asleep and pay less attention. That causes the student to not know what to do and they just write down random answers. Then when they turn it in the teachers mark it wrong and give them a bad grade. Eventually with all these bad grades in their file it will bring their grades down a lot. This would just give more stress to the students and drain their energy. An average person should be getting about seven to eight hours of sleep a night not two or three…
Class size matters a lot in education when it comes to big classes. Study's have shown that more people in class rooms doesn't help the learning environment at all. More students in a class room affects the way students learn. Many schools are overflowing with students and the student are more likely to fail or drop out.…
According to an Oregon teacher in District 4J, his class sizes are becoming larger and students are getting fewer selections for electives. Larger class sizes make it harder for the teacher to instruct and for students to learn. It will become easier for students to become distracted, as well as cheat. They will become irritable and not want to learn. Whoever is teaching the class may become frustrated, hindering them from teaching to the highest of expectations. Students won’t be performing as well causing test grades and GPA’s…
Also If the student can't keep up with the professor he may not understand it and not do well on tests. In conclusion college is hard and stressful but you need to keep calm and collective and you will do…
I feel that that this is a very serious issue because the abundance of teachers is requiring classrooms to become too full and chaotic, making it harder for teachers to teach and for children to learn. The children in these classrooms…
cease to learn after school ends, and they find it hard to adapt back to a learning environment…
To begin, with more time in class students have much more time in class to ask questions. In class with only having 49 minutes teachers do not have enough time in class to get through everything they need to and still answer students questions. Asking questions is a important part in the learning process and is one of the key ways to learn. Therefore a 6 hour block will improve learning. Also, a 6 hour block will improve students grades. EJMHS students do not have the best grades. In fact this year on the NWEA testing there was almost a 20 point difference in understanding reading, and reading. This is a big issue. Students need more time in class to learn more. They do not have enough time in class to learn as much as they can and sometimes they are quizzed on subjectsthey haven't learned enough of. If students are able to have more time in class students will be able to take more in during class and be able to keep up. It is also hard to keep up at the pace that some of the teachers are going at now. Sometimes students end up just writing down the shorthand of what the teacher says and they don't ask questions on what they are confused on. Students need to be able to ask questions, if teachers are going 100 miles per hour in class the students are more focused on writing down what the…
From person experience, when another student would interrupt the teacher and make the class wait it would be frustrating. In some cases would have to do extra work on other days because we did not finish in class.…
One of the most important parts of an effective education is the learning environment. The factors of the learning environment have a lot to do with how a student feels and how well they’re able to communicate with their teacher. Are they able to ask questions or is the class simply hurried along because so much needs to be covered and there isn’t nearly enough time to stop for every question? A big factor in creating an adequate learning environment is maintaining small class sizes. Class size has been a continuing problem in LAUSD in recent years due to budget cuts, but should the students suffer because of lack of funds?…
but not only enhance the system itself but help the students as well. Having more classes offered means there will be less students in one class, which allows students to have fewer distractions. Having less students in a class offers more one on one time with the students and the teacher. Students then have a better chance at getting their questions answered and just asking for help in general. Having that extra time with the teacher allows the teacher to better understand the student's strengths and weaknesses and can then help in the areas in which that particular student may need more help in. As a result students would gradually improve on their academic work and further their success in such class. Creating such a change would enhance much more than the system itself , it would enhance the students and teachers experience at school creating an environment that students will want to learn…
Distractions happen in the classroom all the time for kids and cause them to be unable to finish an assignment and will not pay attention in class. And I believe a big part of that is having co-educational classes instead of single-sex or same-sex classes. I really feel that this happens more to middle school students than any other grade level because in middle school you’re meeting new people so you’re going to be shy around them and won’t want to participate in class. My younger sister is in 6th grade at Monroe County Middle School and she always talks about how she doesn’t like to participate in class because, “all the boys stare at her,” and I believe this causes her not to pay attention in class. But if we started having single sex classes I really do believe students would be more open to participating in class and paying attention because they will not feel overpowered by the opposite sex.…
Grady Spruce High School would skyrocket. Increased morales would mean that students would feel better, which could lead to higher participation and grades. Also,teachers say that 3 minutes is plenty of time for students to get to their next class, but three minutes leaves no time for small talk. If students can’t talk in the hallways, then they will have to get it all out in the classroom. This will cause more time that the students are on task, and less that the teachers have to correct them. Also, extra time gives students time to get settled into their next class, which would also make the hour go smoother. Tardies undeniably affect students in a negative way, and the most effective way to reduce them is to increase passing time.…
If the classes were shorter it would make it harder for the teacher to teach the students somethings that they need to know and makes the class fall behind in work. When you have longer class periods you can learn more about the subject and you well not fall behind because you could finish the work in class or at home and turn it in the next day. When the classes are longer it will give you time at the end of class to finish some other work from a different class that is do the next class. Since the classes are longer you won’t need a study hall for the eighth class, because you can finish the work at the end of class or during your lunch…