Important Advice to Succeed in High School
Important Advice to Succeed in High School
Entering a crowed building with few people one knows. Little time to eat lunch and small locker space. If this is true, one is entering there first year at Stevenson High School. Ninth graders “have no fear” here is a foolproof plan for academics success for your four year at SHS. Be organized, be on time to class and, pay attention to the teacher during lecture.
Being organized is very important for high school. If one is not organized, one is lost. One starts mixing up ones English homework with ones Biology homework. Plus one may forget if one has homework because ones work is a farrago. My plan is to get a folder and a note pad for every class. That way ones Biology homework is ones biology folder. That way one will be able to locate ones homework fairly easy. In addition it will make it easy for an individual to check for homework at the end of the day. So try to be organized it will help out.
Be on time to class!!! Most teachers give an individual three tardies to there class. After an individual has three tardies the individual is sent to the asst. principle office. One is put on a tardy contract saying on ones third tardy from that date; one is drop from that class. It really a shame to get drop from a class because be late to class. I was dropped from a class last year for be tardy to many times. And I had to make it up in summer school. So take it from me, and don’t be late to class.
The most important aspect of high school is paying attention to the teacher during lecture. Paying attention to the teacher will minimize study time, because one know some of the information one just has to go over it. Not pay attention and sleeping will result in a low grade or longer study hours. So pay attention, it will make it easier on one.
Be organized, be on time to class and, pay attention to the teacher during lecture. Following these three rules to make an individual high school career much easier and less stressful. Plus following these rules you will have a higher GPA, then if you did not. So follow the foolproof plan and...