Good And Bad Students And Being A Good Student

Do good or bad students even exist? What does it take to be a good student? How does one become a bad student? Most people choose to believe that there are no good or bad students and that all students have the same intentions on the inside. This belief is false, unfortunately. All students are different. In most schools, they are split up by different personality groups. From the jocks to the nerds, there is still one more way to split up a crowd of students. Which students are good, and which are bad. Beforehand, it is crucial to realize that just because someone is a bad student it does not make them a bad person. There are plenty of good children and teenagers who are great people, but just so happen to be horrible students. Whether people want to believe it or not, there is a definite line between what makes a student good or bad. A good student, opposed to a bad student, puts in effort, has an academic will to excel, and can control their behavior. Anyone can put in the effort for something, but when it comes to being a student, there are specific guidelines for the effort that is necessary. A good student, for one, will always try. They will try even when a task or assignment seems too difficult or he or she is faced with something new. For good students, the bare minimum is not an option. So, when they give their effort, they are giving their all. A bad student, or even an average student, is likely to just try to do the least that they have to do without failing.

In some cases, that can be corrected, and in others, the outcome never changes. The point stands, however. Motivation, effort, and good behavior are only the root of the many aspects that sets apart a good student from the bad. Some students can have great behavior, but put in no effort. Other students try their best, but have horrible behavior. Chances are, none of it will matter if they do not all come together. A table will not stand with only three