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\"Student\"Student<\/strong> is a concept that comes from alumnus<\/em>, a Latin term. This word allows to name the student<\/strong> or to apprentice<\/strong> of a certain matter<\/strong> or a teacher<\/strong>. A student, therefore, is a person who is dedicated to learning<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

For example: \"This school has more than two hundred students\"<\/em>, \"I was a student of Jorge Escribel, a historian who now lives in Germany\"<\/em>, \"Four students from Colegio San Lisandro were arrested for beating an old man\"<\/em>.<\/p>\n

The notion of student can be used in reference to those who they are pursuing a certain degree<\/strong>: \"Mario is a student of Sociology\"<\/em>, \"The college basketball team is made up of three Engineering students and two Architecture students.\"<\/em>. The concept is also used with respect to those who attend a certain educational center<\/strong>: \"I was a student at the Blue Institute until I was thirteen, then I changed schools\"<\/em>, \"I would like my daughter to be a student of this school\"<\/em>.<\/p>\n

According to your link<\/strong> With the educational institution or the subject under study, it is possible to qualify the student in different ways. A Regular student<\/strong>, stable<\/strong> or official<\/strong> is one who regularly attends an educational center and meets various requirements to access that condition (academic level, class attendance, etc.). If the student does not attend classes but takes exams at the institution to get a qualification<\/strong>, there is talk of free student<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The specific obligations of each type of student are clearly different, although in both cases the requirement to pass a certain number of exams per period coincides in order to obtain approval and move on to the next course, or to finish their time at the institution and receive the title. correspondent.<\/p>\n

A regular student must attend the educational center several times a week at a defined time from the beginning. Failure to comply with either of these two conditions carries a penalty, which may manifest itself in the accumulation of absences or late records. until reaching the maximum allowed<\/strong> and result in expulsion or suspension, among other possible consequences.<\/p>\n

\"Student\"Only this initial barrier marks a considerable and impossible to ignore difference between the regular student and the free student, because the latter must not respect schedules or carry out their studies on certain specific days, but their presence is only required on the dates of exams. As if this were not enough, in addition to attending class, the regular student must remain in the institute until all the lessons<\/strong> every day, so if you need to leave earlier you must present a document that justifies it or you will also receive a sanction.<\/p>\n

In traditional education, both compulsory and optional, it is not enough to want to study in a specific school or faculty to achieve this: according to the regulations of each institute, the applicant must go through a stage of academic and psychological evaluation<\/strong> To get one square<\/strong>, which you can maintain until you commit a fault such as those mentioned above or other more serious, such as acts of vandalism or violence.<\/p>\n

But in recent years education has become increasingly flexible and accessible to everyone, largely thanks to the possibilities offered by the Internet. Today, the line that divides the concepts of Regular student<\/em> Y free<\/em> are thinner than before, since it is possible to study at a distance having to fulfill obligations<\/strong> such as schedules and permanence.<\/p>\n

The idea of \u200b\u200bstudent can also be applied to disciple<\/strong> or follower<\/strong> from an expert or an artist. In this case, the learning \/ teaching process may develop<\/strong> with more or less formality: \"I am a plastic artist and I have five students to whom I give private lessons\"<\/em>.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n\n

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