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    Co-curricular and Extracurricular Activities General Policy Recognizing the importance of providing educational activities that enrich and broaden student experiences as an integral part of the curriculum as well as beyond the normal academic day‚ the School Committee supports the development of co-curricular and extracurricular programs in accordance with the policies established by the School Department. Co-curricular programs are defined as those activities that enhance and enrich the regular

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    Importance of Co-curricular Activities in School Education is not merely concerned with a merely of the 3 R’s. It is concerned with the integrated development of the personality of an individual; his physical‚ cultural‚ aesthetic‚ social‚ mental and emotional aspects. The Secondary Education Commission observed‚ "We would like the school to see if it can provide a richly varied pattern of activities to cater to the development of children’s entire personality." It is extremely difficult to emphasize

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    CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES : BOON OR BANE? Seminar‚ trainings‚ workshops‚ cultural and sports activities are some of the many tasks the students get involved in school which we call co-curricular activities. This involves actual learning of real life situations where students involve in the process and learn the process of the different activities. In a sense‚ co-curricular activities prepare students practically for the future which provide opportunities for students to work in teams‚ to exercise

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    University Entry Criteria: Co-Curricular Activities It has been highlighted in the press for quite a few weeks now. The Ministry of Higher Education‚ Datuk Mustapa Mohamed has further confirmed and clarified that co-curricular activities will make up 10% of entry requirements into public universities from this year. You can read reports from the various news sources here‚here‚ here and here. I’m in full agreement that co-curricular activities (CCA) should be part of the evaluation process although

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    Speech on the Importance of Co-curricular Activities in School by R Jain It happens more than sometimes that a student who has consistently shown in studies does less well later on in life than a student who has always been academically mediocre. The reason is not‚ necessarily‚ that the former has not lived up to expectations‚ or that the latter has all the connections that count. Often it is just a case of the mediocre rising to excellence because he has had the good luck of finding himself.

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    Chapter I THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND In every student’s life‚ academic excellence as well as co-curricular involvement is very essential. The two aspects would help them attain their goal of being part of the honor roll. Balancing these two is one of the problems honor students of today are facing. This process is intended to know how important co-curricular involvement is and what its effects to the students’ academic achievements are. Since 1985‚ Colegio San Agustin (CSA)- Biñan has been providing

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    Megan Gilmore Mrs. Jones AP English 11 January 30‚ 2012 Students’ Behavior and Extra Curricular Activities Over the course of my high school career‚ I have encountered many different types of people and have learned that the opinions of each are as varied as the individuals they correspond with. Every single one has his or her own perception about staying after school for a multitude of reasons and activities. Some‚ like me‚ have a stronger opinion than others. I maintain the belief that‚ when

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    reasons as to why extra curricular activities should stay and not be abandoned. There are many positives to having extra curricular activities. With many positives come little negatives‚ all factors should be factored in. After looking at both sides there is a clear answer as to what should happen with extra curricular activities. If the schools keep extra curricular activities it will enhance students grades and bring them more potential for the future. Being in an activity will give a person responsibility

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    CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES & STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES October 2011 Contact: Andy Zehner 256 Schleman Hall 494-6743 alzehner@purdue.edu Summary Methodology       This report assesses the academic performance of students who are heavily involved in co-curricular activities. Air Force ROTC‚ Army ROTC‚ Bands & Orchestras‚ Navy ROTC and Purdue Musical Organizations are included. Presidential Scholars and Trustees Scholars are also included to allow comparison. The analysis

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    1 Text 1-1 1.1 1.2 Academic Achievement This unit will help you: use your prior knowledge to help you understand what you are reading; practice reading for a specific purpose; make decisions about the relevance of a text in terms of reading purpose; read selectively in order to use appropriate information from the text. • • • • The topic of this unit concerns factors that may lead to improvement in academic performance among students. It is based on three major research projects carried

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