Lesley Beltran
Mr. Solanki
English CPS
December 13, 2011
“Part time Employment Undermines Students’ Commitment to School”
The author states that students who work a lot perform worse in school because their less committed to they’re education, and are less engaged in class than their classmates who work less or not at all. They think it’s not about how much a student’s spends working but how much time they devote. Sometimes, earning money makes school feel less rewarding. Working also increases alcohol and drug use.
In my opinion I think working keeps you out of using drugs and alcohol because your so interested in trying to make money you just don’t have time for all that extras stuff. Also working takes your head out of studies because you think at that moment making money is most important, when in reality you go to school to prepare yourselves for a better job. I agree that it’s not about how much work the student puts into it but the time because I was taught the longer you spend on something the better it is.