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• Steps
• Advice
• Warning

For many students, school is a place that makes them difficult, but even if certain subjects are not easy for you, you can still succeed if you persist. To become a great student, you should learn how to organize materials and assignments, focus your attention in class, submit homework on time, and develop a long-term study plan to learn as much as possible. as much knowledge as possible. If this is not enough, do not hesitate to ask a parent, teacher, or tutor to help you.

Steps

Part 1 of 4: Be organized

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   Ready. Bring all necessary supplies to class. You should bring your books, binder, ballpoint pen, pencils, homework, workbooks to review your knowledge and any other tools you need.

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   Become tidy. Maintaining order in class is extremely important. If you stay neat, you will be closer to success. Having separate subject binders for each subject means that you should put the math materials in a binder dedicated to math, English practice materials in their dedicated binders, science documents science binder, etc. To make it easier, you can sort by color or label your document covers.
   • If you like, you can use bookmarks to make them easier to find.
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Part 2 of 4: Becoming attentive

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   Pay attention in class. When your teacher gives a lecture, take notes and if you don't understand anything, raise your hand. Whether you believe it or not, the more questions you ask, the smarter you will become. Taking notes will help you think and understand the lecture better.
   • Your teacher will want you to ask questions and you will impress them if you are willing to do so.
   • Concentrate on paying attention. Eyes on the teacher, listen, and take notes.

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   Stay away from distractions in class. You should neither disturb others nor allow them to disturb you.
   • If your friends are distracting you, don't be rude; you just need to tell them that you are busy and will chat "later".

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   Review notes in free time. Writing down notes that you took in class can be helpful in a subject that is particularly difficult, such as law, economics, engineering, etc.

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   Take time to write down a few math problems, or you can ask someone else to write it for you. Just remember, reviewing what you've learned won't do you any harm. advertisement

Part 3 of 4: Study focused

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   Read a little more. If you are not a reader, you can start with your level and move on from there. You may not know this, but reading difficult books will help you broaden your vocabulary.

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   Create a mind map. Mind maps are very helpful in helping you understand difficult topics.
   • Always write down as many ideas as possible. If the idea is closed, research for more information and repeat this step until you find no more information.
   • It will help you to revise before exam or exam.

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   Study effectively. Learning is one of the key factors at any level. Spending 2 hours a day studying will help you improve your grades. However, these 2 hours should be 2 hours of effective learning. Eliminate any distractions; These include telephones, TVs, loud / fast music, and talking friends and relatives for a quiet and receptive environment.

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   Do not delay. You should establish a daily routine for yourself, it will really help you. Keep all electronic devices such as phones, iPods, and computers away from you as they will be distracting. When you get home after class, you should reread everything the teacher taught in class during the day and practice solving some problems to stay on top of the class.
   • If you are procrastinating for some reason, you can ask family or friends to monitor you to make sure assignments are done. Don't talk to your hobbyists because they can distract you.

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   Take a short break during your studies. For example: take a break for 15 minutes after every 2 hours of study. Don't lose your temper when you feel stuck. Just take a break, then refocus on the lesson and you will be successful.

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   Identify the lesson your teacher will teach tomorrow and read it before class. This way, you will become familiar with what the teacher explains and you will be able to focus on areas you do not understand well. Highlight difficult concepts and ask questions when you ask questions.

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   Try more. You can either work on solving problems or do exercises that give you extra points. Even if you get a 9 in class, you can still improve your score and gain a greater grasp of knowledge.
   • When finished, you should consult with your teacher to see if you can accept extra homework.
   • Go through the subject textbook next year and try to figure out how to solve the problem. This will help your thinking skills and benefit you for the next school year. However, you should not preview so much knowledge that you do not know the basics. They are always essential to the ability to learn in depth.

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   Study. Ideally, you should study a few days before the exam. Schedule a study schedule, and if extracurricular activities do interfere with your schedule, tell the person in charge of the activity that you are not going, or that you will have to leave early. Anyway, there are certain situations where you must be present. In that case, you can study another day. This is when you need a timetable. Write down your test plan for the week and find out free time. Remember to use your time wisely. Study as if your final score was your driving force.

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   Ask a parent or older sibling to look at your notes and create a mini-exam three days before the test. This will be a mock test for you. Never try to study the night before the test, as the next day it will be difficult to concentrate. advertisement

Part 4 of 4: Do homework

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   Do homework. Your teacher assigns you homework for a specific reason. Exercises will help you review what you have learned during the day. Make use of your spare time to do your homework. Do homework on your way home and at any free time. Unless your school assigns homework for some reason, not for revision. But almost every school usually assigns homework so students can review. You should do as many classroom assignments as possible; because teachers will be there in case you need help. You shouldn't do homework in a hurry, remember to check back and do it properly. If you really want to be an excellent student, you need to be clear from the outset about your desire to excel in a certain field, and when you need to endure what doesn't seem fair. Doing homework isn't that big of a deal. Remember, exercise will also help you develop good habits and attitudes. Always remember to do whatever you are asked to do. advertisement

Advice

• Don't hesitate or feel foolish to ask a question to clarify or try to explain the problem to a teacher.
• Complete assignments on time.
• Performing well in the classroom means maintaining focus, education, and staying at the top of the job. Stay away from trouble. Be a good student, should not gather factions' and learn to become more mature. You should become a kinder, kinder person who is respectful and has a positive attitude.
• Get enough sleep each night. You are the only one who fully understands your body's needs, so you should take care of it and maintain your health and alertness.
• Identify your learning style (for example, learning by sound, pictures, movement, etc.) and consult online resources to find learning habits that match your style. . You will be amazed at how easy it is! But you should remember to answer test questions honestly.
• Be honest with teachers, set study schedules, organize times, and do homework.
• Join the activity. Play sports. Join the club. Drama performance. The busier you are, the higher your score will be. If you become more and more familiar with being busy and managing your time, it will be easier. Just remember to make sure you don't overburden your schedule, especially if you need more time to study.
• Live a balanced life. While learning is quite important, you also need to make time for your social life and other priorities. If you are addicted to overwork, you won't be able to become a great student.
• You will tend to forget what you learned 10 minutes before bedtime. After your lesson, you should do something before you go to bed.
• Writing beautiful and clear is a great quality because it will make it easier for you to re-read every element you have written and will help you learn better. It will also be easier for the teacher to understand the assignment you are doing, so you should avoid causing any misunderstanding that could affect your score. Writing clear, clean and beautiful letters will help you get plus points, or avoid being viewed as sloppy. Also, remember to do your homework regularly and study well!

Warning

• Leading in class. If your school has an online score system, you should test them every other day. This way, you won't be surprised to receive your progress report, and you'll know well: 1) when you forget to submit an assignment, 2) when you need to work harder in the field. field, 3) when the teacher entered the wrong grade.
• Most importantly, don't cheat. Cheating is not going to help you. Also, if you get caught, you're in serious trouble. It really isn't worth it!
• Don't be alarmed if you have a bad grade. Anyone will experience this at some point; Even the best student doesn't have to get good grades. This is not the end of the world. You just need to work harder in the future.