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Principles of effective learning to craft your own learning process
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Here are some very effective learning processes you can use as part of your studying methods.
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It does not matter what your son or daughter wants to do regarding their dreams and aspirations.
Regardless of whether they are in middle school or high school.
They want to be a social media influencer? Cool.
They want to be a professional athlete? Great.
They want to be a rapper or movie star? Sure.
As they pursue dreams and aspirations it is MANDATORY to become highly proficient in Reading, Math and Science.
Josh Dobbs graduated from the University of Tennessee with a perfect grade-point average and a degree in aerospace engineering.
Instead of going on to a career in rocket science, which he is highly qualified to become an astronaut, he settled into a different career aspiration he always dreamed of. Becoming an NFL quarterback.
If Josh Dobbs can be highly proficient in Reading, Writing and Math your son or daughter can do it too.
And all of our elite teachers will help your son or daughter accomplish high proficiency in any grade level.
The video below is a sports example of becoming highly proficient.
Watch and listen to what the coach is telling the group. Correct your mistakes through repitition.
Repitition leads to high proficiency. High proficiency leads to a high paying job and career.
That is worth repeating. Repitition leads to high proficiency. High proficiency leads to a high paying job and career.
Your son or daughter would do the same exact approach for Reading, Math and Science while in middle school, high school or college.
It works 100% of the time ! GUARANTEED !
A merit-based scholarship awards money for college to applicants who demonstrate high achievement and accolades. Merit awards may be available for students who rank highly in grade point average (GPA), standardized test scores, extracurricular recognition, athletic performance, leadership involvement or community work. A student can receive a merit based scholarship to attend college for FREE and have little to no student loan debt when they graduate college. For example, check out The Bright Futures Scholarship here - https://floridabrightfutures.gov
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This differs from need-based scholarships, which typically require proof of financial need to qualify. With merit-based awards, you can apply for many scholarships based on your academic and extracurricular achievements alone. And like other scholarships, merit-based awards don’t need to be repaid.
Types of Merit Scholarships
Within the merit-based scholarship category of financial aid, there are different classifications to explore:
College-funded merit scholarships. This type of merit-based scholarship is sponsored and funded by your school. It’s commonly referred to as tuition discounting and is sometimes offered by high-dollar institutions to attract top achievers by reducing their tuition costs. Colleges might also offer athletic merit scholarships if you demonstrate a high aptitude in a particular sport. Private merit scholarships. Some private businesses and nonprofits offer their own merit scholarship to top students.
Private merit-based scholarships have varying requirements but generally focus on an eligibility requirement that’s important to the organization. This can include factors like a student’s leadership qualities, chosen career path or community service.
Extracurricular activities In addition to grades and exam scores, deep involvement in extracurricular activities such as sports, music, theater, student council or other after-school activities shows that a student is well-rounded and can excel in more than one area.
Leadership positions within these activities may be especially valuable when applying for scholarships based on merit. Community involvement Serving the community whether through volunteering, fundraising, or launching a service organization — is another good way to qualify for merit scholarships.
Rather than one-time acts of service, these scholarships reward a consistent history of leadership, responsibility, and community-mindedness. Interest in a particular field Colleges also may award merit scholarships to students with the desire and aptitude to pursue a particular field, such as math, engineering, green technology, journalism, or chemistry. For example, the Webb Institute in New York, which offers a Dual Bachelor of Science Degree program in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, offers full-tuition scholarships for all admitted students.