why go to school
Many students look at going to school as a waste of time. Children and teenagers perceive going to school as a daily repeating chore and only go because they are forced to. Some students get so fed up that they will even skip school just to escape the boredom. Many students wonder if getting a good grade in school will really help them in the future, or that going to school in general will help them. So, is going to school really worth it? The answer is yes. Going to school is incredibly important because it provides you with basic education that you need to survive in this consistently updating world, but also gives you advanced knowledge for your future education or future career you may wish to pursue. But by going to school you also learn one of the most important, if not the most important life skill; which is how to socialize and communicate with others.
Yes, school can feel tiring at times and even make you want to fall asleep, but that doesn’t mean that you should ignore going to school and skip it. Research by Getschooled.com shows through a survey, that as many as 7 million students, about 15% of the K-12 population skip school regularly, and the study also points out that students who skip more than 10 days of school are significantly (about 20%) less likely to get a high school diploma, and they’re 25% less likely to enroll in higher education. So, just by doing something as simple as skipping school, could jeopardize your future and could have you end up working in a job which barely pays for your basic necessities because you did not go to your classes in school and were not able get into a higher education.
Teenagers are constantly being told that they need to have a good education in order for them to be happy in their future life; by having the career they want to have and not have to settle for any other. As many children and teens will not listen to this piece of advice, and probably not understand what this means until they experience it
Yes, school can feel tiring at times and even make you want to fall asleep, but that doesn’t mean that you should ignore going to school and skip it. Research by Getschooled.com shows through a survey, that as many as 7 million students, about 15% of the K-12 population skip school regularly, and the study also points out that students who skip more than 10 days of school are significantly (about 20%) less likely to get a high school diploma, and they’re 25% less likely to enroll in higher education. So, just by doing something as simple as skipping school, could jeopardize your future and could have you end up working in a job which barely pays for your basic necessities because you did not go to your classes in school and were not able get into a higher education.
Teenagers are constantly being told that they need to have a good education in order for them to be happy in their future life; by having the career they want to have and not have to settle for any other. As many children and teens will not listen to this piece of advice, and probably not understand what this means until they experience it