what are the difficulties encountered by working students?
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The difficulties can be many.  Time management is probably the largest that alos emcompases the entire gambit.  No time for friends, working out, missing other social events, cuts into the quality of the job, always tired, a person can get cranky when things are not going well.  Anxiety comes about when things are not getting done
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There are a ton of reasons!\n\nAlways late to work\n\nNot completing assigned tasks\n\nAssigned tasks are done incorrectly\n\nRude to the Instructor or the students\n\nNot abiding by the school's rules\n\nEtc.
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The advantages include: making money for survival and tuition, work experience, a "reality check" of what it's like outside school, meeting new people and learning new skills.\n\nThe disadvantages include: taking time away from schoolwork (this is especially harmful for people who need to keep a certain grade level to keep scholarships etc), extra stress, fatigue, possibly hazardous work conditions (younger workers tend to have worse jobs), and possible exploitation at work because of one's youth. Any young worker is wise to learn all he or she can about the labor laws in the state or province, so that they know their rights at work. Good luck!
201968
first off you will have a tough time teaching students by labeling them. treat them just like you would any other student. if you expect the worst out of people that is exactly what you will get. it'll be tough at first, but they will come to respect the fact that you push them to do their best and that you will not give up on them, or allow them to give up on themselves.
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Practice is key.  Practice with someone familiar with the field (I am assuming you are a grad student) and a native speaker of English would be especially helpful.  If possible, make American and British friends in your department!  Talking to them may be free, but the practice will be like gold down the road...
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What kind of students?  College students?  Non-traditional students?  Students working for a GED?  Specifics, please.
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Unionization always helps to resolve the difficulties of workers provided the union is not corrupt or lazy-\nService worker have difficulties with- unpaid overtime, denial of benefits, misuse of pension funds, sexual abuse...pretty much the same as all workers
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study + work.\nIf you think it's too tough to handle, take a few subjects, and extend your studies..
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It can be difficult depending on how many student's are applying for them in your school.
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In my opinion, the real world is harder than college, but maybe I was just better able to deal with the stress when I was younger!  Actually, I think it is a different type of stress - homework, term papers, exams, etc.  Those who are good at managing their time tend to do better and get less stressed.  Older students often make better students because they appreciate what an education can get you, and they don't do stupid things like stay out all night partying and getting drunk instead of studying.
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creating trouble.\nnot getting along with anyone.\nrefusal to follow instructions\nbeing rude to your boss\nsexual harrassment -- you'd better know the policy\nexcessive tardiness\nexcessive absenteism\n\n\nseems a lot like school, doesn't it?  hmmmm!
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Ok, I'm not a foreign student but I teach many foreign students so perhaps this may be helpful.\n\n1.  The cultural isolation seems to be the biggest problem.  This includes language, food (a bigger problem than one might think), social customs and making friends.\n\n2.  Usually a year or so to settle in seems about right.  Many of my ESL students make friends much easier with other foreign students - a common enemy, so to speak.\n\n3.  For university students, the access to faculty members (easy in the USA, relatively difficult in other countries) and the emphasis on classroom participation in American universities is a big difference.  Many foreign colleges and universities are sit and listen affairs.  Here, teachers welcome questions. \n\nMost of this comes from my work with Asian students.  Perhaps other countries and areas experience different problems.\n\nAgain, sorry I'm not foreign but hope this helps.
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What they really want to know is how their work habits are, reliability, ability to take things on, etc.  Don't worry about a professional reference at all, they are not grading you, they just want your basic opinion on what to expect from this person as a student.
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face that circumstances, that is your challenge and training because someday when you'll finish your studies and you will have a job for you, and then you will have so much work to do so you'll have to work it over time, you can be easily adjust it because of your experience. don't just give up...that's normal. i'm also studying in a university and i already experienced more than that, i wasn't sleep the whole week, i thought that assignment could kill me but after all, i learned so much in it. i was happy when i got my high grades and now i'm ready to face the next challenge being a student. so, good luck. always think that the more you work hard the more earnings you will have. GOD BLESS
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just browse over formulas which are tough for u... and review how to do steps to problems that have been tough. otherwise u should b ok. good luck
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Difficulties:\n- organizing all of the research and putting it together\n- eliminating the bad stuff\n- narrowing or expanding ur topic\n- finding articles and journals on the topic, including credible sources\n- getting a variety of souces (books are awesome, but too long)\n\nRewards:\n- you learn A LOT\n- manage your organizational skills\n- better writer\n- tips for future research\n- may spark another source of interest
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Your first semester will be the most difficult.....it's a big adjustment.  Not everyone arrives at college with the same background/level of knowledge.  Once you get thru your initial classes you should be on a more level playing ground with your fellow students.\n\nIf you work, consider cutting back your hours.  Or consider withdrawing from the course that either requires most of your time or that you are doing the worst in.  You may be overextended.  You are only one person, and there are only 24 hours in a day.  \n\nBut before you withdraw from any classes, first check to see that if you repeat a class the old grade will be removed from your GPA.  Also, check to see if there is a limit on the number of classes you can withdraw from.  \n\nStudy groups are THE best way to get thru a difficult class.  Also see if there is any free tutoring.  DO NOT BE EMBARRASSED TO ASK FOR HELP.  \n\nBefore every test make an appointment with the teacher, explain you are having trouble, and ask if there is anything you should concentrate on during your studying.  Sometimes in this way you get hints as to what will be on the tests.