An Ideal Student

                                   

                                                                   AN IDEAL STUDENT

In the modern time, a student is a person who studies formally at school, collage or university. As a student one studies lesson, gains knowledge, and learns skill from various sources. Many distinctive qualities make an ideal student, who is different from ordinary students. An ideal student is ambitious and hard working. His quest for knowledge is very deep. He strives to get complete knowledge on any matter. He also tries to make the best use of every available source of knowledge. He respect and utilizes every important source of knowledge. Sincerity matters very much. An ideal student is very sincere in his duties. He pays full attention in the class and makes quick response .he realize his mistake and tries to learn from the same. He prepares his lessons well. But his not a bookish fellow .He uses a lot of references and reads newspaper, non textual books as well. He is regular to his school or college. He manages to make up the loss caused due to an avoidable absence. He takes learning as fun. He deserves outstanding results, fame and recognition. He is source of inspiration for all his friends. Beside textual knowledge, an ideal student learns many life skills. He takes part in games and sports. As well as other extra –curricular and creative activities .he wants to develop leadership. He also takes interest in politics and current affairs. He doesn’t boast upon knowledge. He knows that boasting is a hindrance in the process of learning. He thinks that there is no end to what one can learn .he is active in sharing what is learnt with others. He helps weak students and encourages them. An ideal student also tries to practice knowledge into real life. He always keeps his body, belongings and things neat and clean. He takes good care of his health. He never tells lies. He doesn’t hesitate to accept his weakness and faults. He is frank, cooperative and sociable. He is interested in community works. But he never keeps bad company. He respect parents and other seniors, and love juniors. He is receptive and responsive. He never wastes time. He goes to bed and wakes early. Thus an ideal student is endowed with all these virtues and is very different from others. He remains the glory of the institution and the community he belongs to. His bright future is secure.