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Where I went to school, they put all of the effort into the kids who were failing and if you were doing well, you got no help because hey you seem to be doing o
by TX0098812 5y ago
Where I went to school, they put all of the effort into the kids who were failing and if you were doing well, you got no help because hey you seem to be doing ok.
Results?
The kids who were failing still failed because no matter how much teachers do, it's still up to them to study.
- zozbot234 5y agoThere are also many, less intuitive reasons why continued commitment over time on the student's part is critically important. A student who is not sufficiently committed to her education might manage to "cram" for a test (often with strenuous, even painful effort!) and perhaps pass it, but then not put any attention into reviewing what she has learned, which sets her up to fail later when she will be expected to be familiar with that content and tackle new material that depends on it. It can be a self-sustaining cycle of failure.