Homework Habits

             Throughout high schools all across the country, there are multitudes of different attitudes towards the completion of every night homework. From dedication to absolute apathy, these viewpoints run amuck in the minds of teenagers everywhere. Every youngster has a different idea concerning his homework values, whether it is healthy or detrimental.
             The first type is the diligent worker; the student who arrives at home and immediately begins his work. This studious worker completes every single assignment. Then, and only then, will he go out to partake of any fun or pleasing acts which include the following: studying at the local library, researching American literature on the internet, playing with Magic cards, and brushing his teeth. This particular category of students typically does very well in his high school career and everyday life.
             The second type of student is one who decides spontaneously when to do his homework. Approximately half of the time homework is completed, and the other half rendered untouched. This student tends to be indifferent to the whole homework scene, not caring too much whether or not his homework reaches the teacher's desk. This student just doesn't really feel obligated to complete his work because he's a very laid back, cool type of
             guy. This type is usually moderately honorable in his academics and maintains at least a "C" average.
             Finally, another kind of student could really care less about even thinking of starting his homework. This type lives a carefree life. Therefore the thoughts, worries, and stresses involved with school never even enter his mind. This variety is so carefree probably in part because his parents don't care about his grades, or because he has no aspirations of ever becoming anything useful to our society. His brain becomes a giant, heavily fortified safe, keeping out any and all trespassing whisps of thought when it comes to ...

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