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• To step
• Method 1 of 4: Be orderly
• Method 2 of 4: Attention
• Method 3 of 4: Focused study
• Method 4 of 4: Do your homework well
• Tips
• Warnings

Being a good student brings more benefits than just good grades. It can help you get admitted to your preferred university and get a scholarship! This wikiHow gives you some tips on how to become an excellent student.

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Method 1 of 4: Be orderly

1. Prepare yourself. Bring everything you need to school. It's a good idea to bring books, folders, pens, pencils, homework, notes, and whatever else you might need.
2. Be organized. It is extremely important to keep everything in order when you study. When you are organized, you are one step further on the road to success. Keep one folder per subject, which means that you keep your math papers in a maths folder, the languages ​​in the language folder, physics in the physics folder, etc. This becomes a lot easier with color codes or through the label folders to provide.

Method 2 of 4: Attention

1. Pay attention during class. When a teacher is teaching, take notes, and if you don't understand something, raise your hand and ask questions. The more questions you ask, the more you learn, whether you believe it or not. By taking notes you learn to think better about and understand better what is being learned.
   • Teachers expect you to ask questions and will form a picture of you in terms of your willingness to do so.
   • Concentrate on keeping your attention. Look at the teacher, keep your eyes open and take notes.
2. Avoid distractions in the classroom. Do not distract or be distracted by others.
   • If your friends are trying to distract you, don't get angry! Simply state that you are at work and really want to focus on class, but you can talk during recess or lunch.
3. Watch your notes when you have spare time. Going through class notes is helpful in the more difficult subjects, such as law, economics, engineering, etc.
4. Take the time to work out some exercises, or ask someone else to do this for you. But remember, it never hurts to review what you've learned.

Method 3 of 4: Focused study

1. Start with some more to read. If you are not yet a reader, start at your own level and work from there. You may not know this yet, but reading challenging and tricky books can expand your vocabulary.
2. Make mind maps. Mind maps can be useful for understanding topics that are difficult to understand.
   • A mind map can be useful for going through the material prior to an exam or test.
3. Study in a constructive way. Study is one of the key factors of any level of a degree. Studying for two hours a day will increase your grades. In these two hours you will have to study constructively. Remove all distractions; cell phones, television, loud / fast music and chatty friends and relatives to ensure a calm, peaceful environment.
4. Don't delay work until later. Create a daily routine for yourself, it really works. Keep all your electronics such as your phone, iPod, and laptop away as they can be a distraction. When you get home from your school day, review what the teacher or teacher told the class that day, and do a few math problems to get right back up.
5. Take short breaks during the study. For example: a break of 15 minutes every 2 hours. Don't panic if you get stuck. Take a break and then return your attention to your work, and you will succeed.
6. Find out which chapter your teacher is going to cover tomorrow and read it before going to class. In this way you become familiar with the material to be explained and you can identify areas of knowledge that you do not understand very well. Highlight the explanation of difficult concepts and questions when you are unsure about something.
7. Do extra work. Try extra bonus exercises and assignments. Even if you score a 9.8 for a certain subject, you can still improve your grade and understand the material better.
   • When you are done with your work, ask your teacher for extra work.
   • Have a look at next year's book and try some of the exercises it contains. This will help improve your thinking skills and give you a head start during the next school year. Don't skip such a big piece that you haven't covered the basics right. The foundation is always essential for a thorough understanding and study.
8. To study. It is recommended that you start studying the material at least a few days before an exam. Make a study schedule. If an extracurricular activity gets in the way of your studying, tell the person responsible for that particular event that you won't be able to attend, or that you will leave early. However, there will be certain situations where you come to must to be. In these situations you will simply have to study another day. This is where a study schedule comes in handy. Make a schedule for the week of the test and find available free time. Don't forget to use your time wisely. Study as if you were motivated for the result of your hard work.
9. Ask a parent or older sibling to review your notes and take a mini-test three days prior to your test. Study the night before the test for a while.

Method 4 of 4: Do your homework well

1. Do your homework. Teachers give you homework for a reason. It is to review what you learned that day. Take advantage of your free time. Do your homework on the way home from school and in your free time. Unless you are in a school where the homework is for learning skills, and not for going through the material again. But the latter is the case in most schools. Do as much in school as you can; the teacher is there in case you need help. Don't rush your homework, check it, and work neatly. If you really want to become a successful student, you need to know from the start when you want to be good at everything and when to accept things, even if they don't seem fair. Homework is not a big problem. Remember that homework can also help you develop good habits and attitudes. Always do the homework that is required of you.

Tips

• If you have time left before you go to school, study for a while.
• Make flash cards as they can be very useful.
• Make a timetable to organize yourself.
• Treat all of your teachers with respect.
• Finish your work on time.
• Be the better and friendlier person, be respectful and with a positive attitude.
• Take the material prior to tests and make sure you get enough sleep.
• Always read all math formulas.
• Take a walk or go for a bike ride after studying to relax your mind.
• Ask for a private tutor if you think this can help you.

Warnings

• Do not touch p