Does climate affect your education?

Question

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Answer 1

If it does it really shouldn't.  If you live somewhere you have to take what your climate gives you, if you don't like it well then move to a place with a climate that satisfies you, simple.

Answer 2

No but it does affect my fashion sense!

Answer 3

I would think so.

In the late spring months, everybody is so focused on summer coming up, that they don't really pay attention and put their best foot forward.

In the winter months, they've been in school for a while, and they still have quite a while to go, so they are fully focused ( unless their little kids who want to play in the snow desperatly )

i'd say a student's best grades are during February and March.

Answer 4

Of course, i mean i can't study in hot weather.

Answer 5

Of course it does. In a practical sense, rain, extreme heat or cold, drought and other meteorological phenomena affect the attendance to school and health factors.

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Answer 6

if i can give just 1 example of how it does then i can say yes it does

bad winter weather = school closed = education affected

so yes climate does affect education

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Answer 7

of course it does.. cause i'm a meteorology student.. :p

Answer 8

Yes, I believe it does - because certain seasons last longer in certain places and can change the timing and factors of education.

Answer 9

I would think that extreme climate would.  I would think that it would depend on how it affects your environment.

Answer 10

Unfortunately, the ''climate'' is the actual atmosphere and environment that completely surrounds us all.

So such as the effects of climate change, it creates a knock-on-effect.     Not only physically, but the climate's changing is effecting the ''near future'' as we speak, and also as the Earth's changing through climate change, new education is necessary to adapt and prevent these effects.