i have no motivation to go to school home or do anything i need help wid my issue please help
122914
no1 but u yourselfcan help u ./ first of all .. say that u dunt need help.. coz if u feel helplesss then only u will b down .. believe in ur self ur abilities and mark ur goals .. achieve thme and work hard .. God bless u amen ... \nbe motivated internally .. or else it will b hard in life for u
296030
I feel your pain.  I went to bed at 2 am every night one semester because I had too much homework, and then I had to get up at 5.  It sounds like you have a similar sleep clock to me.  I can't go to bed before 11 pm, ever.  One thing that does help is not sleeping until noon on Sunday.  Get up earlier, you will feel tired earlier, and then you will be able to sleep for Monday.  Take naps if you have to.  If you are sleeping 4 hours a night I don't suggest medication.
490500
You just need to get yourself on a routine.  Say you can't party until you do your homework, do your homework and study RIGHT after class so you don't have to worry about it later.  It's worked for me thus far.
246563
I'm really sorry to hear you are struggling. You seem to have hit a rough patch, but don't give up on yourself. You are making some great progress in your life: \n1) You are holding a job. Okay, so the job sucks, but it won't be forever. Keep an eye out for other opportunities.\n2)  You are working on  your education. Your grades may not be stellar right now, but you can change that, too. \n3) As a student, you have access to the school's resources, like Career Services, who can  help you find a better job, improve your skills, update your resume, and become excellent at interviewing. You can also speak to academic counselors that can guide you to tutoring help (often free) and emotional counseling support. \n4) You are trying, and if you speak to your landlord or creditors to make an arrangement, you may find a sympathetic ear. They probably won't write off your debt, but they may give you an extra week or so to collect the money. \n5) You are recovering. You've made many of the hard steps already. Don't give up. See your counselor and get more support. \n\nThese things show me that you are strong, you just need to trust in your ability to make it through this. And when you do, you will have proof of your resilience. You may need a good cry, but don't give in to saddness. Collect all your skills and go change your circumstance. \n\nBest wishes.
304851
wel....it sounds like you are lazy. im just being for real, if you want something bad enough you are gonna have to work at it or suffer the consequences. if being threatened to move ist motivation enough then nothing is...but lucky for you im lazy too so here are my study tips.\n\n* you retain best if you study RIGHT BEFORE you go to sleep, somehow sleeping locks it in your brain.\n* use index cards to right down the basic, important stuff and keep those with you so you can look at them during the day wherever you are\n* come up with memonic devices to help you study like associating things with things (like humours bone- funny- funny bone or pensicola, pepsi cola ect)\n* reward yourself so you will reach for it. I often say Ill give myself a new outfit, trip someowhere, whatever\n* record lectures on tape and when yo get home type out the important stuff\n*if you write down the notes in class, type out the important stuff on your computer when you get home, its like a review, it jogs your memory\n\ngood luck :)
419613
plz go get help and yeah at school friends sees me as a happy person but inside of me i feel depress and yeah wanting to be die but i have help so yeah so talk to someone that understands good luck and take care
333534
To to a counsler if you are still in school if not... Take her to a mental health department quick... It helped me..
1242
Ask yourself why you want to drop out.  Is it because your grades are poor?  Lack of interest?  Not being challanged?  Think of solutions, a tutor, advanced classes, maybe skip a grade?  I'd talk with your school counselor before you make any decisions.
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It is good you are trying to get things together for yourself.\n\nTo get to school on time, prepare everything the night before. Have your clothes picked out, your breakfast picked out, your books in your backpack, etc.  Set your alarm clock and put it across the room so you will have to get out of bed to make it stop ringing.\n\nTo stay clean and neat, put away everything you used after you used it.  Don't leave school for the day if your thing are messy.  Tell your teacher you are trying to stay neat and clean and ask her if he or she can help you.\n\nGood job for trying to better yourself. You should be proud!
434732
If the problem is boredom, My suggestion is that you get a list of upcoming reading assignments and do them, get a list of papers that will be assigned and start on them, do extra mathematics drills.\n\nIf the problem is a true lack of motivation, the only advice I can give is to find something that catches your imagination and seek a way to relate your school work to that.\n\nMy problem in school was boredom and, I think that keeping busy with self-imposed work would have both made me a better student, and given me a habit of initiative that I have had to develop later in life (and belive me, it's harder now)\n\nI hope you find a solution.
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Turn off the TV, or go to another room without the TV there. Make sure someone else is on a computer in your house so it won't be available for you to use. Ask your parents to take you to a Doctor to get tested for ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder), and if you have it, get some medicine prescribed to you to treat your ADD. It will probably be so much easier for you to do your homework now.
95126
Reading is always a good thing to do...clean house...work on your yard...i give you props for trying this, it's hard no TV or games..i should try this with my son..i don't watch much TV or play games i keep to busy cleaning and reading like i said....try writing in a journal about how your feeling at this time...it would be fun for you to read it later...
32587
try to talk to your case worker,minster, school  just keep talking until someone listen to you    good luck
125872
Well There isn't always a party.You have to be prepared for anything that comes at ya. Always be on time it counts for your grade.Make sure you ask for help when ya need it. Always call home cause if ya don't you'll feel home sick
333950
You need to find out why he won't do it. Trying talking to him about it calmly. Assuming that he is not just a lazy child. There may a distraction at school.\nOr maybe he is just depressed...almost anything can affect a childs school work.
140404
I also go through the same thing. Actually, I asked a question like this not long ago. I think that it is boredom, loneliness, maybe ADD. Find something that keeps you busy. Even if you don't feel like it, get more involved in things going on at your school. Find community projects, get a part-time job, just get out and meet a lot of people. I did the same thing as you, I started school away from home, and after one semester, I went back home. It was one of the biggest mistakes of my life, and now it has been 4 years since I left school. Please stay in school. If you keep thinking that this "new thing" is going to be perfect and the solution to all your problems, you will be let down. Just take things day-by-day, find something different to do everyday.
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You have to remember, school comes first, and if you don't pass, you don't play.  I would suggest doing your homework as soon as you get home, and having free time later, whether it is to play basketball or do something else.  You have to stay focused on what is important.