Essays on Student

The belief of intelligence can be developed with a growth mindset. Effort is good, it’s how you get better in the college education system, the matter of learning, and building a foundation of improvement of ability is a true necessity. Students with a growth mindset...

In these days, students and teachers’ relationship plays an important role in school and in the community. Teacher is the giver of information and students is the one who receive the gift of knowledge. Student love their teacher very much just like how they love...

At a young age, possibly in our elementary years, we are told constantly to read for a certain number of hours every day to help us in school. The theory that I’m trying to cover here is that reading more could help further the writing...

Online learning has become more available over the past decade as potential students discover that they can find ways to obtain degrees while remaining within their work and life schedules, independent of their everyday obligations. Students’ demand and college benefits of providing online education led...

University, by definition, is the institution for higher education that awards academic degrees to successful students. However, University is much more complex than its definition. To me, University is a place to learn about life’s most pressing questions and immerse in your studies, but it...

Have you ever had any problems with your student loans? In the article “why I defaulted on my student loans” by Lee Siegel. Siegel is a New York City writer and cultural critic who has written for the nation and New York Times and many...

Since being in this class, I keep hearing “good debt” and “bad debt” and how important it is to know the difference. Debt is considered good when what you get out of it is higher in value than what you put in it. “Good debts”...

The fundamental aim of education is to grow an individual intellectually, personally, socially, and spiritually. Four conditions are necessary for this development to occur – intellectual honesty, reasoned discourse, and openness to all forms of constructive change and most importantly, respect for the rights and...

Every man is a philosopher, however, a good philosopher invents and justify his own theory. According to Michaud (2015), It is hard to justify the importance of philosophy for educators when philosophers cannot seem to justify effectively the importance of philosophy for students” (p. 74)....

Student loan debt can delay graduates from making major life decisions. The process of buying a home or a car, isn’t as easy for graduates because of the burden of student loan debt. Many students report stories of low-wage jobs, pricey debt and even unemployment....