CESL 038 2006

Tuesday, November 14, 2006

What is a bad student by Haruka

What is a Bad Student
Haruka

A bad student is a person who is dull about studying. There may be one student in each class. I’m going to tell you about three characteristics of bad students. First, a person who always comes late to a class but asserts his innocence is a bad student. Many people may have an experience to being late, but in a case of a bad student, he doesn’t think that being late is bad. Even if he thinks so, he does not try to come on time. When teachers caution him, he always excuses himself for being late. It is clear that he is dull about studying. Second, a person who makes much noise and interferes classmate’s studying is a bad student. In this case, he is not interested in studying and also troubles other students who want to study hard. I think he is a worst student. Finally, a person who gives up easily to study is also a bad student. It is essential to be patient when you learn new things, but he gives up as soon as he has a difficult problem. As a result, he can not learn many things. Therefore, a student who is dull about studying is a bad student even if he or she always gets a high grade.

6 Comments:

  • i like your details that very good and special.
    cathy

    By Blogger LitWorld, at 2:26 PM  

  • Lovely paragraph, your details are very exact.
    Darina

    By Blogger LitWorld, at 2:29 PM  

  • So how to ake ourself feel the class interesting? I always feel classes are boring.
    Andy

    By Blogger LitWorld, at 2:29 PM  

  • Maybe if the bad student have a good teacher they will study hard.
    Do you think so?
    CiCi

    By Blogger LitWorld, at 2:34 PM  

  • you did wonderful job!!
    your body paragraph is support your topic sentence.
    Emily

    By Blogger LitWorld, at 2:44 PM  

  • second,a person who makes much noise and interferes classmate's studying is a bad student.i think classmate's need change classmates'
    cathy

    By Blogger LitWorld, at 9:43 PM  

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