TS: Unsuccessful
students aren’t organized.
F: For Example, according to Skip Downing, these
students fall “behind in their assignments, coming to class unprepared and
expecting to get good grades with little effort” (24).
O: This means, then, that being organized will
help students keep up with assignments, and that will help them be successful.
O: This also means that being unorganized can
affect a student in many different ways.
F: What’s more, unorganized students don’t plan
for the future so they, “give little effort in choosing and preparing for a
career” (Downing 48).
O: TST they either don’t care or don’t have a
clear picture of what they want to do in the future.
O: TAST they expect things to happen on their
own and they don’t take charge of situations.
F: Additionally, unorganized students blame
their failures on “the book, poor performance by their instructors, or the time
the class meets” (Downing 23).
O: TST the
unorganized student makes excuses for their lack of planning.
O:TAST being
unorganized leads to problems.
CS:
Unorganized students suck.
HW- Draft BP 3
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