LIFE
School
Head of the class
Get a good night’s rest. The
secret to a great day begins with a good night. Aim to get at least nine hours
of sleep per night so you’re prepped in the AM.
Eat a healthy b-fast. Scientific studies show that chowing down on
healthy breakfast can lead to better grades.
Show up early. Straggling into class five minutes after the bell
shows your teacher that you don’t care. Try to get into your seat a few minutes
before class.
Ask questions. Class participation is usually a part of your
class grade. Make sure you get as many points as you can by raising your hand
to ask and answer questions.
Talk to teachers. Remember, they’re there to help you succeed. Don’t
be afraid to ask for help.
Find a good study
buddy. The right person makes all
the difference.
Take notes. This is the best way to remember important parts
of class. Make it a habit to review your notes each day after school so you’re
always prepared for a pop quiz.
Tackle tough tasks
first. Time-consuming projects require
more energy, which means you should start on them as soon as you get out of
school. A little bit a day will nix the last minute scramble.
Stay organized. Deadlines? Exam dates? Make a note of all your due
dates on a calendar so that you’re never caught off guard. Review your calendar
at the end of every day and set weekly goals to stay on track.
Don’t cram. Study 20 to 30 minutes every day the week leading
up to a test and you’ll perform a lot better than if you’d stayed up studying
the night before.
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