ISFD 41 – Language and Written Expression IV – Saubidet
Stella
Areco
Yesica – Perez Stefania
June
2014
Students´ failure at Primary School
Students´ lack of success when they
are young may be attributed to external factors concerning their life at home
and at school. One of the causes is the misuse of computers because, most of
the time, children use the device as game consoles but not to study or look for
information. Generally, these children are not controlled by any adult. Thus a
second factor recalls to parent´s absence from home, since they need to go to
work and, consequently, cannot help their children to accomplish their
assignments. Hence, what constitutes a third prompt of unsuccessful learning is
related to students´ teachers, taking into account that if they were
excessively demanding, they would give students low marks for not doing their
tasks. All in all, students’ failure at school involves outer factors rather
than students’ capacity of learning.
Causes that make students fail vs.
causes that help students learn
All throughout Primary education, children are
affected by several factors that influence their learning; some of them are
concerned with their life at home and others to the role of teachers. Difficulties
come to light in children who regularly spend long hours doing useless
activities in the computers as they have the possibility to play online or to
chat with their friends. Closely related are the figures of parents who
insufficiently control their children. If a student's family is experiencing
violence, unemployment, alcohol or drug use by a family member, problems with
the law, or any other upsetting experience, it can be difficult to concentrate
on schoolwork. Many students who are having family problems might have trouble
controlling their anger and frustration at school, and they may end up in
trouble because of their behaviour. Also the performance of teachers plays a
considerably role. Teaching students good learning
strategies would ensure that they know how to acquire new knowledge, which
leads to improved learning outcomes. Learning must
connect to something that the student already knows or feels. If not, it won't
be absorbed. Yet, it is imperative the presence of the family during the
learning process. Parents who spend vital time with their children encourage
them to follow a profitable routine and make them feel safe and confident.
Knowing that they have a framework when studying, they will be able to consider
the computer as a tool to study and use it accordingly, not only to play or
chat but also to carry out tasks or look for information. Students at risk of
school failure need to be identified as early as possible in their school to
receive the help they need. This task usually falls to the teacher or parents,
because many students are hostile to or disconnected from the educational
system and will not or do not know how to ask for help. Parents and teachers must work together to bring failing
students back to school and help them to achieve goals, the reasons for school
failure need to be recognized and treated.
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