cause i am soon going to middle schooll
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Do you have doubts that you will, pass? have you been studying and doing your best. if there are areas of study that your having difficulty with be sure to ask your teacher and she can help you. also, there are some programs in the summer at the library that may help you prepare for the new school year. good luck! believe in yourself!
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At the present time I'm working on a K-6 teaching degree. My desire is to teach 3rd grade, get'em before they start being smart asses.
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dear, you should enjoy every second of your childhood. im in high school right now and there are so much work to be done. be glad that you dont have that much work and stress to deal with. just enjoy! trust me! youre gonna face  a lot of challenges.
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i am going to go to college again in september.
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Depends on where you go.  Most middle schools have teams of teachers, so you know all of your classmates.  Your age can be very tough, as some kids are more mature than others.   Good luck.
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i'm reading it right now for school
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do me a favor and stay in school
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Oh , please , you're in the 6th grade .
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Middle school is challenging in so many ways.  \nOf course, academically, there is more required and expected of middle school students than what was required in the earlier grades. Students can deal with more complex thinking at this age in math, philosophy, science, and the languages.\nThere is more preparation and time required at home for homework assignments, and longer term assignments, too, so students have to begin to be able to explore time management to be successful.  Organization will become more of a priority at the middle school level.  There is also the sense of preparing oneself for high school level, where the grades count and everything is viewed with an eye to the future.\nBut the larger challenge is social  - some people have a difficult time feeling like they fit in, since peer groups are so important at this age.  Add to this the physical development of puberty's arrival, with its attendent hormonal moodiness and internal voice constantly questioning "am I normal?" ,  "who am I?", "what is important to me?", and you've got some major issues to handle.  \nIt's a time of growing up, shifting of priorities, being able to handle more complex topics, and finding oneself.\nSo I would say it is challenging, but also exhilarating time that will make a lifelong impression.
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Haha... I'm in high school-- a sophomore.
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middle school was bad for me but i can give you a few tips\n1. dont talk about anyone\n2.hang out with as many people as you can\n3. keep your secrets\n4.tell the truth\n5. keep your grades up\n6. keep a positive attitude\n7. Never get discouraged to do anything & keep your head up \n\ndo this and you will be fine \n\nin middle school i did most of this stuff  its just that i learned not to trust everyone with your secrets or life a little too late  - that and the fact that my school was pure hell is the reason that my mid school experiance was kinda bad
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I like the one strapers thats what i'm going to have next school year
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right after school is a very good time.  YOu could just release all of ur stress from ur day at school and  its very refreshing.
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Middle school will provide plenty of opportunity to make new friends. This is not a logical time to skip a grade. Instead, get involved with activities in the school so you can meet more people and expand your social circle.
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don't worry :-)  If you are in middle school still, eighth grade should start you thinking about college in a very general sense - do you want to go?  If you do, you can plan for your 9th-12th grade classes to be the "honors" or AP sections instead of the regular ones, or at least take the "College-bound" curriculum.\n\nMost students start researching specific colleges their sophomore and junior years.  Maybe you can get a weekend or take a week of spring break to go visit some colleges near you and get a feel for what you like - big, small, or in between, religious or not, all-girls or co-ed, public or private . . . there are many guides out there to help you find potential colleges you might like, and your guidance department should be able to help you some with those.  The end of your sophomore or beginning of your junior year is when most people take their standardized tests, too - SAT I, SAT II subject tests, ACT, and TOEFL (if you live in a non-English-speaking country).  If you take them early, you can always re-take them later if you don't do as well as you wanted.\n\nBy the end of junior and beginning of senior years, you should have a pretty good idea which schools might interest you.  Look up their websites and ask them to send you some information, or if they have a recruiter coming to your city, go and learn about the school.  Visit if you get the opportunity.  Most early decision applications are due around December and regular decision by January/February.
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This is what happens in my kids' school district! You should be going to some kind of orientation in the spring. You will learn what is expected and what middle school is like, there should a map given out and other information you will need. Then, at the end of summer, you are notified to come and pick up your schedule, P.E. clothes, and other stuff. You should be prepared to have to switch classes and dress out for physical education. Good Luck! If, you have anxiety or are worried, talk to your parents!
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You should finish middle school before dealing with this stuff.