i miss many of my early classes this is realy my problem and i need help
205945
It could be due to your lifestyle.. i used to have the same problem. I went to the doctors and he just suggested exercise daily, eat healthier and try and cut out refined sugars. I got real good sleeps and woke up feeling awesome :)
486737
give it time bet you've not finished for first semester yet try going to organised events to get to meet people hope this helps
424615
First of all--stop being so hard on yourself.  You have a great GPA.  You should be proud of yourself for being able to do so well in challenging classes with a learning disability.  You have what it takes--don't give up--and it will pay off for you eventually.
151540
Pay attention in class. Jot down what you don't understand and ask them later if timer permits. Also, listen carefully if the teacher already answered one of your questions.
369554
Yes, talking from personal experiences when I was bombarded with a lot of homework from different classes. You can make life easier for yourself by pacing yourself and trying to find out which homework is due first.
545919
Your first semester will be the most difficult.....it's a big adjustment.  Not everyone arrives at college with the same background/level of knowledge.  Once you get thru your initial classes you should be on a more level playing ground with your fellow students.\n\nIf you work, consider cutting back your hours.  Or consider withdrawing from the course that either requires most of your time or that you are doing the worst in.  You may be overextended.  You are only one person, and there are only 24 hours in a day.  \n\nBut before you withdraw from any classes, first check to see that if you repeat a class the old grade will be removed from your GPA.  Also, check to see if there is a limit on the number of classes you can withdraw from.  \n\nStudy groups are THE best way to get thru a difficult class.  Also see if there is any free tutoring.  DO NOT BE EMBARRASSED TO ASK FOR HELP.  \n\nBefore every test make an appointment with the teacher, explain you are having trouble, and ask if there is anything you should concentrate on during your studying.  Sometimes in this way you get hints as to what will be on the tests.
596632
I used to be the same way but I love teaching so much I majored in it anyways. The way I fixed my problem is I go to class with about 10 different ways to explain one thing. I try each way untill everyone gets it. Everyone usually understands by the first or second explaination. But you have to remember that nobody is the same so therefore not everyone will learn the same. You just need to be creative in your teachings so you touch everyone.
345125
go to bed you should not be up at this time if you are at school honey.....never mind the mathematical solution you need, go bed and it will all be clear in the morning...nite nite
159070
Well, this is not really a way to cope...but a bit of cheering up :) Eventually the classes you take are going to get harder, and it's not going to be possible to cram for them...that's when you'll shine. You already have the foundation, and you can bet that you will remember the info far longer than your friends who cram the night before. So keep your chin up, as hard and unfair as it seems right now, cuz eventually your hard work will pay off! Just my two cents.
588345
Get your guidance cousellor or a friend. Someting to help you. Sorry about your teacher.
448159
The thing you need to change is your dedication.  You need to dedicate time and energy to school and studying so that you are successful in completing your work.  If you setup specific time to do school work and studying, you really do not have to miss times with your friends ( as long as you schedule time for them as well!).
677251
I have that withdrawal too! I was in college for elementary ed. Now that I'm teaching (high school), I really miss college. I miss learning (and yes, even studying). I miss my friends. Most of all, I miss my extracurricular activities. I always had something to do in college. Now I just come home and play video games and sit on Yahoo! Answers. *sigh* I hope to go back to grad school soon. You should too!
625404
i love summer classes,, they are over so quickly, just put in the time and effort and you should pass.. to keep motivated,, find something in the store that you really want,, then every time you go to class, take notes, study/ pay attention, etc, put a few dollars into a jar,.. but make the item nice, like a pair of shoes that your boyfriend would never let you have....    each time you successfully complete a class session brings you closer to that sweet prize,  the thing is that you can't buy the item on discount and you have to sock away the same amount of money each time.. if you miss two or more classes kiss the sweetness goodbye and be honest with yourself,, that way when you are done with classes you get to get that sweet item that you normally wouldn't be able to get with an excuse,, " i worked hard for this" etc.. GOOD LUCK
43794
perhaps refreshen your study room, brighten it up with bright paint, clear out the debris, open the windows, let in fresh air, take a quick shower, set yourself a break time before you get stressed, have a buddy to call you for 'keeping on track'...reward yourself, listen to positive motivation tapes in free time, take up a a new sport for boosting energy,...and talk things out with a counsellor perhaps...might be something there troubling you, choose uplifting music in the background and even splash some Bach flower remedies and aromas around, to clear the head and to revitalize you.  don't get down about things, you'r doing a great job....and hey!! its okay to work with a buddy too....find more buddies and have a different one each night...that makes each one, one a week, and is not tying them down monotonously.
114713
You need the sleep. Study right before bed and your mind will put it all into storage as you sleep. If you insist on staying awake your grade will be disappointing but try espresso or yellowjackets
475529
I think it's a great idea to go to a library.  Also, you may be "drifting" because you don't work well without any structure, and you don't know where to start your work.  \nStart by making a checklist of all your assignments for the night.  Break the bigger ones down into small pieces. Check off each piece as you do it.  Whenever you get bored with one thing, switch!  Rotate to the next subject.
378015
try to see if you can access the school's archives. Some public libraries may have donated older class pictures, and you may be able to replace them that way. Also see if the company donated them to your county archive (most counties have one). Good luck!