How can a student get more motivated to learn in a class that isn't interesting to the individule?

By James Coulter
  Sometimes students take classes to fulfill their course requirements, and some people select certain classes because they are interested in learning more about a certain subject. But what happens when a student is enrolled in a course that they think is boring? My answer is that a student must learn to (adapt) to any class that they might have to take. All classes are not the same, but each class is unique in there own way. According to the source Big Future, "To succeed in high school and college, you have to do your best at all times; but sometimes it’s hard to stay motivated, even when you really care about the work you’re doing ." So as college students we need to be respectful to the professors at all times because they have a stressful job as well, and if a professor has a disrespecting student that acts out in a (childish) way; this type of attitude puts more stress on the teacher. I like my course KHP 509, I think the professor is very intelligent, and the class is filled with good information. I know college isn't easy but in the end it will all (pay) off.







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