Straight A% 27s are available in junior high school.
Every teen has math on their mind.How will I impress my parents and improve my grades?The only question is how to do it.It's boring to just sit and study.There is a guide to help you get straight A's.
Step 1: You should get at least 8 hours of sleep a night.
Don't stay up until 1:30am if you have to wake up.It's simple.A lot of the shows are recorded and posted on the network's website if you don't want to miss a show.You can watch it on your computer.You won't be missing the lesson and catching up on sleep in class.
Step 2: Before you go to sleep, put your clothes out.
It may sound silly, but it allows you to have more time in the morning to get your school work together, do some quick studying, eat breakfast, or anything else that you have trouble getting done because you spent an hour and a half finding an outfit.Before you go to bed, make sure you have your uniform set out.It will save you a lot of time going through the closet to find it.
Step 3: Before you go to school, eat a real breakfast.
Coffee is not a breakfast drink.A good breakfast will give you energy throughout the day.It can be bacon and eggs, English muffins, or a cereals that is low in sugar.A breakfast burrito is good.It is easier to concentrate in class if you eat in the morning.
Step 4: Don't talk to your best friend during class.
If he/she sits next to you in class, try to find another seat.Even though listening to the teacher is boring, it will help you understand your homework.
Step 5: There is free time in class.
If your teacher gives you time to do some homework, you should do it.Maybe your friends will start asking you for help when they don't know what to do, if you do your work instead of chatting with your best friend.Less homework will free up time after school.
Step 6: You can eat something healthy at lunch.
If you eat a bag of chips with a few cookies, you're going to waste your money and you won't be able to concentrate on your classes.It's a good way to lose a few pounds for those on a diet.
Step 7: Good notes to take!
Have you ever seen kids raising their hands and getting every answer right while writing in their notebooks?The notes are theirs!They use them to answer questions.
Step 8: Go home.
You have more time to hang out with your friends if you get home as soon as possible.
Step 9: It's a good idea to sit in a quiet place.
It's important to make the place comfortable to work in, but not so comfortable that you will fall asleep.It's important to get comfortable in a big sweatshirt, but make sure it isn't really hot because it can make you tired.
Step 10: Listen to music softly.
Studies show that listening to music can increase productivity.Make sure it doesn't distract you from the work.Also, keep some "brain food" nearby, like fruits, vegetables, or a sandwich.Don't use anything that is messy.
Step 11: You should take out your homework.
Look in your agenda to see what you have to do.You have to do page 537 in math.Don't put it off, just do it!There are only 27 problems.
Step 12: Homework should be a daily habit.
Even if you don't have a lot of time to do your homework, do a small amount each day.You have three days to complete it.Do ten a day instead of doing it all in one night.
Step 13: Enjoy the rest of your day.
You can call your friends, play video games, do chores when you're done with your homework.Put your outfit out before you go to sleep.
Step 14: Pick a topic.
If you don't know where to find a topic for your English project, ask your teacher for some ideas.She/He might be surprised to see that you are interested in doing your work.
Step 15: Don't delay; get started!
You can research your topic at the library.Find magazine articles, newspaper clippings, how they dressed, what they imported/exported, and what were the most important things that happened during that time period.Key information can be found.
Step 16: Plan.
If you have a month to do a book report, you should spend the next day getting books from the library.It's easier when you have a plan.
Step 17: Tell your parents that you're working on a project.
They can take you to Walmart, Longs Drugs, or any other store that sells tri-fold boards or poster board.If you wait until the night before your project is due, you will be in trouble and you may not have enough time to do everything you need to.
Step 18: Work at least 20 minutes a day.
Make a plan to complete the project if you don't want to do it all in one day.If you get a Tri-Fold Board, put a time-line on one of the tri-fold parts, and on the other one, tell the most important thing about the company and the time period.If it's a person, artist, or band, put their music or any random fun facts about them the most important thing.
Step 19: Before you do your board, complete the accompanying essay.
The essay is the most important part.In your essay, you need an introduction and thesis statement, 3 body paragraphs, a conclusion, and a reference page.
Step 20: Grab their attention.
When you read your introduction paragraph, wake up your classmates.Something that catches their attention is what you should start with.If it's on the atomic bombs, dress up as a mad scientist or the person who made them and act out what you say.You could start.The Atomic Bomb was created in year A to year B.I made the atom bomb.Try to keep the students awake and not fall asleep when you hear the reports.If you see someone getting bored, wake them up!
Step 21: Have a good time!
Make your board colorful with bold fonts and rainbow colors by getting some help.