Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Mature Student

   Maturity  is something no one has full control over, no matter how hard we try we always end up doing something wrong and we can't control it. To us it's natural and we choose whether or not we try and control it or let it control it's self.
   Being at a young age is a difference then being older and mature. As being young you have to have responsibility to grow up or mature up. With the age you and I our now we are still considered children, but also some of us are mature and responsible at this age but it's very unlikely for that to happen.
    When I was younger I used to copy homework and cheat a lot because I never would listen in class, but as going through the grade's I learned school isn't bad at all, it help's us out in the long run. To be a mature student is to not sleep in class, skip out on work, or miss school because you don't want to do a test. To be a mature student is to take responsibility for all actions you done wrong..
     Now most teenagers haven't developed maturity yet as for the age we are at is the life lesson of maturity it's self. Doing all you work is one thing but not doing any at all is another, to become a mature student you have to have all assignments done and complete by the due date, any late work would be accepted by the teacher is they know you do your work.
      Learning to take pride in your work may be the hardest as most of us never think we do a good job, and act like we messed up if someone don't like it. Now being mature is to take pride in everything you do, no matter how messed up it is you need to take pride in all your work.
      Motivation to be mature is very hard at are age as for all we want to do is to talk and ignore the rules, well to have more self motivation you should definitely talk to the teachers about them helping you out, don't be afraid to ask for help embrace it be the one who stand's out and ask question's.
      Now we have done all of the subject's to being a mature student, Do all of the step's and you your-self can be on the road to being a better student.

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