My friend Gene was not a very bright student mainly because of his unwillingness to learn. As a junior in Villa High School, Gene struggled with the concept of Algebra I. In the first semester, Gene managed a D in the class, which was not acceptable since Villa High School had a graduation requirement stating that students must receive at least a C in Algebra I in order to graduate. Fearing the horror of getting …showed first 75 words of 773 total…

…showed last 75 words of 773 total…therefore, to develop useful study skills. Unquestionably, completing Algebra I successfully before graduation arouses the studious spirit that exists in everyone. The urge of achieving and becoming a person he or she could be is revived through this desire. Also, improving one's grade through useful study habits enables the student to do his or her best. By all means, the successful completion of Algebra I as a graduation requirement kindles students' desire to work harder.