TIMES ARE TOUGH

Do these to succeed!

  • Home
  • Business
    • Internet
    • Market
    • Stock
  • Parent Category
    • Child Category 1
      • Sub Child Category 1
      • Sub Child Category 2
      • Sub Child Category 3
    • Child Category 2
    • Child Category 3
    • Child Category 4
  • Featured
  • Health
    • Childcare
    • Doctors
  • Home
  • ENTREPRENEUR
    • Agriculture
    • Domains
    • ICT
  • MOTIVATION
    • quotes
    • Poems
    • Articles
      • Pictures
      • videos
  • RELIGION
    • securities
    • nysc
    • devotion
      • Messages
      • flash
  • SCHOLARSHIPS
    • Nigeria
    • ABROAD
    • For Africans
      • PH.D
      • msc
      • B.sc
  • NEWS
    • Politics
      • Weddings
      • fashion
      • Designs
    • Websites
    • Technews
    • Places
    • SHOP
  • EDUCATION
    • Secondary
    • Tertiary
    • Nigeria
      • ANGOLA
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • Health
    • NIGERIA
    • SCHOOLS
    • HISTORY
    • BIOGRAPHIES
    • ARTS
    • MICROSCOPY
    • BIOTECH
    • ANATOMY
  • Living

Saturday, 10 September 2016

| Best Inspirational Blog |Juspos.blodspot.com |: 5 Ways To Make Amends When You Go Wrong.

 01:07     No comments   

Examination misconduct also call malpractise is one in the numerous vices that faces the education sectors across the globe. Matriculation cap
It is not attributed to any giving town, place, country or school alone, it is a shared vice that threatens the objectivity of academic purshuits.
It is not attributed to one person, a particular race of people nor a given citedal of learning alone, it culminates and finds its way through the writing pens of unwary students.
It is an unbeneficial act that has to be stopped before it damages the objectivity of education.
You can find below a handful of ways examination misconduct trampling on the potentials of the students who engage in it.
1. It makes the student to feel less of himself (or herself as the case may be).
It is commonly sensed in students who resort to cheating during examinations to feel less capable of themselves; they tend to feel like they can't just do it without cheating, this is a hoax if they resort to learning by continous practise.
2. They are entangle. Yes, this inhibits or even prohibit the student from using his or her God's given potentials, they constantly held in the prison of malicious and false belief that they can't just succeed if they don't sneak in with a micro-paper to the test hall, it gives them no room to think ahead of themselves.
3. It gives them a feeling of inferiority.
Though they (examination malpractioners) may manage to scale through their papers through a narrow escape, they still harbour this feeling (whether inwardly) of inferiority complex when they think of the other students who tediously work hard to excel in their exams, no feeling can be worse than this, examination malpractioners should make a complete halt and think of this.
4. It covers the major purpose of being in school.
By "covers" I do not mean examination malpractise fulfils these purpose, I mean it blocks it, it brings it to a halt so long as the student indulges in it. It one vital thing for every student to realise and appreciate his or her main purpose of being in the university, college or any citedal of learning and it is another important to to sort a way to fulfil it, examination misconduct is never one, the purpose and mission of the student is trampled upon as he ends up coming out with nothing at the end.
5. It gives the student no room for self-realization and responsibilty; Of what use is a degree that is not accountable to by a graduated student who holds it? If you have guessed the answer, you get it rightly. If a student who is stricken by this act can clearly put it way he or she would find a manner or piece of self-realization; he or she learns to truely acquire and be able to account for the knowledge acquired without any external or unreasonable interference.
  • Share This:  
  •  Facebook
  •  Twitter
  •  Google+
  •  Stumble
  •  Digg
Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to Facebook
Newer Post Older Post Home

0 comments:

Post a Comment

We love to hear from you..

Popular Posts

  • How To Deal With The Stress On Campus As A First Year Student.
    It feels good to arrive on campus, you have heard much about the university, colleges and also, polytechnics, now is the time to experience ...
  • 5 ways a student could refrain from examination misconduct easily. 
    The risks involved in being an examination malpractitioner is no doubt higher than it is in abstaining from it, like I have said earlier (r...
  • Just Be Buying
      *Smile more than you cry, give more than you take and love more than you hate. Give your first love ......FLOURISH CITY *LOCATION: Oshorok...

Recent Posts

Enter your email address to receive JAMB & post UME updates:

Delivered by Campus Gold NG

Categories

  • Education
  • Inspiration
  • Inspirational
  • JAMB
  • News
  • Scholarships
  • Story.

Unordered List

Pages

  • Home

Text Widget

Blog Archive

  • March 2021 (5)
  • November 2020 (2)
  • October 2020 (1)
  • July 2020 (1)
  • July 2017 (2)
  • June 2017 (1)
  • May 2017 (8)
  • April 2017 (2)
  • March 2017 (1)
  • December 2016 (1)
  • November 2016 (1)
  • October 2016 (3)
  • September 2016 (6)
  • June 2015 (1)

Welcome

We Love You oo

Copyright © TIMES ARE TOUGH | Powered by Blogger
Design by Hardeep Asrani | Blogger Theme by NewBloggerThemes.com | Distributed By Gooyaabi Templates