Bad news for ruffians
By cosmopolitan
@cosmopolitan (1263)
India
January 10, 2009 1:41pm CST
A British Journal last day revealed that those students who misbehave in their school life are more likely to end up in a dud job or even unemployed.They observed some 3000 persons over a peiod of 40 years and came to the above conclusion.Does anyone have any testimony to uphold the study result.?
1 response
@sweetashoney (3597)
• United States
10 Jan 09
I would think that it would be right,if a child is not taught when they are younger how to behave, then when they get grown they are still going to act the same way. So when they do get a job some don't keep it for long because most business'es are not going to put up with people that are always misbehaving.
I also think that people that mess a lot of work, most likely stayed home from school a lot also. I have no research for this, but I know some people that messed a lot of school and now messes a lot of work.
@cosmopolitan (1263)
• India
11 Jan 09
I don't think that students who stay at home will misbehave since there are a lot of homeschooling being done now a days but what matters is the backgorund from which they come.The study shows that the children of manual labourers exhibit more misbehaviour than their middle or high income counter-parts.
