Because a student who spends much of their time working hard to pay their college when they could be doing other leisure activities, they will have no choice but to have their priorities straight. ... Because the student does not have to worry about doing anything else but attending class, the student will have more time, therefore, become more tempted to spend more time doing leisure activities. ...
Young adults who remain in school past the typical graduation date may be able to participate in the commencement activities without receiving their diploma. ... Transition planning, services, and activities should be approached as a multi-year process. ... Involve your child in activities that help him/her becme a good decision maker and develop self-advocacy skills. ... Decide What Activities, Services, and Supports the Student Needs to achieve his/her goals. 4. ... Review student performance on personal management, leisure, and v...
Also, the additional topics make the students in the cream class exert more effort and allot more time in studying even though this means giving up some leisure activities that many other students are experiencing. ... We have some many things to do like activities and practices to attend to, projects and researches to make, and homework and tests to take the following day. ...
Outside costs, such as transportation and equipment for activities would go up for constant maintenance. ... As human beings I believe there should be leisure time for aesthetics, self-fulfilling activities, outside of work to be sane. ... I can remember leaving for summer vacation and returning back to a new environment, where classmates had changed their physical appearance or inner being; naturally or from their involvement in summer activities or experiences which groomed them in a matured manner. ...
The leisure industry which relies on family vacation travel, could take a major hit. ... Many children have extracurricular activities after school which is now being extended further into the evening. ... There is slim evidence to support the facts that longer school days boost performance, where as there is much more substantive research demonstrating that after-school activities show improved academic results. ...
