Author:
Virginia Floyd
Date Of Creation:
7 August 2021
Update Date:
1 July 2024
Content
Have you started falling behind in school and have to catch up with everyone else? Here are some ways to help you start catching up with everyone in the class.
Steps
1 Make a list of what you missed. You may be intimidated to do this, but you have to appreciate the kind of work you have to do. 
2 Make a plan for how you are going to accomplish this overlooked work. Dedicate at least one hour a day to your previous homework, and you can surely catch up with everyone in a week. 
3 List all planned work by time. Agree with yourself that you can no longer lag behind, but you can only make up for lost time.Leave a little time each day to complete all scheduled tasks and make a detailed plan for how you will complete them. When you see your results, you will create motivation for yourself. This will be useful for your further progress. 
4 Talk to your teacher. Explain to him what might have caused him to lag behind other students and ask what you can do to catch up with them. Your teacher may have additional options to help you, such as tutoring, quizzes, counseling, or other suitable assistance. 
5 Talk to other students in the class. Is anyone else having problems? Who can help you? Find such a person for additional support. See who else is having a hard time in class. They will help you feel less lonely. 
6 Try to find a tutor. Ask a teacher or friend to work with you after school or on weekends. This can help you catch up with everyone and will be very helpful if you have any learning difficulties. Some schools offer special teachers to help their students additionally. 
7 Use every opportunity to get this kind of help. There are many people who can support and help you, such as parents, teachers, tutors, or even friends. Don't be ashamed if you fall behind. It happens to everyone. The main thing is that you are trying to fix it now.
Tips
- Be confident in yourself. Every person has problems sometimes. All you need to do is put in a little extra effort and you'll be ready!
- Remember, you are not the only one who falls behind in school.
- Reward yourself for good work as soon as you reach the level you were aiming for.
- If you find yourself falling behind frequently in school, talk to your doctor or other trusted adult. You may have some kind of health problem - mental, emotional or physical.
- Ask friends and parents for additional help.
