What is the easiest way to do good in school?
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Hello, Baby_Princes\n set your Goals, and then set up to accomplish them. study hard,  use the web  for Free Grant.com for school or college  grants so applyfor them. This web site issues Confirmation Numbers to claim your grants, read up thru this web site and you decide.\nSince your serious to do good in school.\nbe infalable and don't let anything stand in your way.\nthat's a great way to succeed in school and college. good luck !  Listen ~Comprehend ~ Remember ~ \ngive speaches. Join School Activities, and games. Support \nyour school and get involved.  you do your best and more!
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Pay attention in class!  This is the most important thing you can do.  Ask questions when you don't understand something.  Also, review your notes everyday.  (I mean everyday.)  If you find something you have a question on, make a note of it and ask about it. Study groups may help you.  If so, ask around class and see if anyone is interested in joining you. Getting a 4.0, for most people, takes a lot of dedication.  Good luck.
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In the words of my favorite poster\n\nSit Down\nShut Up\nPay Attention\nDo Your Work\n\nOther than that, school will always need effort.  If you want to pass exams effortlessly, you need to pay attention to the clues your teacher is sending you about what's going to be on the test.  Trust me, as a teacher, I always leave clues to what's on the exam.
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the only advice i can give you right now is to try your best and hardest.study everyday.focus in class,dont fool around.do our homework.do not slack.ask your teacher if you are unsure of something. participate in class.\n\nhope this helps,and GOOD LUCK!!!
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Put aside a certain amount of time each night to work on your classes. Try to become organized. Make a folder on your computer labeled School and keep all of your work in that one folder. \n\nDon't let yourself fall behind...it's horrible trying to catch up. Don't wait until the very last minute to do anything or you will get stressed out. That's probably the most important thing.  \n\nTry to keep it spread out so you only have to do a little at a time...it won't seem so daunting that way!
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You can start by doing the simplest homework assignment (that's usually my method). However, if your case is that ALL of your assignments are back-breaking and time-consuming, then start with whichever first and get it over with.\n\nThe thing to keep in mind is just to get started, `cause it will get a little easier/faster/better as you move along.\n\nStudying-wise... make sure there are no distractions (computers, phone, social interactions, etc.) and set up - at least - an hour or so to study your material.\n\nJust rememember (and I got this from "The Art of Happiness at Work"): it is NOT impossible. Sure, it will perhaps take longer than you would like - staying up late, drinking a couple of more cups of coffee, etc. - but it will pay off in due time.\n\nTake care!
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- Never give up.  \n- Keep learning about technology or you'll be left behind.  \n- Keep asking questions about how and why. \n- Understand that *everyone* - from your mother, your teachers, the people who write your textbooks, to the guy on the news, everyone-  has an opinion and has a purpose for saying the things they say.  If you don't understand who is making the statement, you won't fully understand the statement itself.\n- Don't waste your time with people of bad character.\n- Find an older person you can look up to to confide in.  Ask them about trials they faced when they were your age.\n - My father told me, "Since you get OK grades, you'll get into an OK college.  Get good grades, and you'll get into a good college."  This is very true, and a good college will help you stay on top of the competition.\n- Don't waste time in chat rooms.\n- Treat everyone with repsect, especially girls and those in authority (even if you think they don't deserve it).\n- Again, never give up.  Try something you don't think you're able to do.\n- Make good use of your summers away from school.  Learn a skill, get a job, get exercise, read a lot.\n- Be proactive.  Search for opportunities to better yourself.  You will find them.
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Studying helps. Most schools have higher rankings if you are in honors classes. \n\nI know one guy that checked out books that he thought other people would need for their reports, basically sabotaging his classmates.
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Be kind to your school\nThat's how to be cool.
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I suggest that you can go over every problem that you hasd as homework and classwork. If you dont understand one, go and ask the teacher for help. Do some extra problems just for practice. This way if you understand the material that is going to be on teh test, you will get a good grade.
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Here are some tips from my upcoming book called Get Smart!\n\n1) Nothing replaces effort. Most smart kids work hard in school and at home. \n\n2) Communicate with your teacher. Ask him or her what you need to do to get an "A" and tell them that's your goal. Make them give you detailed feedback on your work so that you can make improvements. Participate in class. Sit in the front of class if your teacher lets you. \n\n3) Organize! You probably have an agenda with your assignments. Keep it neat, up to date, and use it every day. Many kids lose points because they lose work or fail to turn it in on time. \n\n4) When you study for tests, first figure out what you know, then concentrate your study time on what you don't know. You want to use your time efficiently.\n\n5) Get help. If you seem to be spinning your wheels or hopelessly lost, ask your teacher, your parents, or another student for help. Your teacher is probably your best source, but oftentimes other smart students and your parents can help you too.\n\nGood luck!\n\nRon Dietel
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Eat foods other than pizza as the greasy liquid substance on the pizza will rot your brains, thus keeping your mind thinking of only pizza all the time instead of your grades.\n\nBasically just concentrate and decide that you are going to push forward and really do good in your classes.  Do all of your homework and take the time to put effort and thought into it.  If you have a question that is a yes or no question, answer beyond that on your homework as this will help you to understand the class a lot better.  If you get something wrong on a test or homework, ask your teacher why it's wrong and have them explain their answer.  The more you understand your classes, the better chance of getting good grades.
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Find ways to make it fun like suggest ideas to the teacher for different learning methods. It also helps to be happy. Try thinking of upbeat songs or just dance. If you mope around all day, school will probably seem worse than it already is.
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Be good at something. Find something you like and strive to do your best at it.
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1- Attend all classes, \n2- follow the lectures\n3- ask any questions you have without fail,\n4- do your homework the same evening/next morning, which ever is practical for you without fail\n\nAnd watch your grades soar!\n\nGood Luck!
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Practice a lot.\nMake yourself some flash cards, with both sides and review them everywhere, bus, car ride, bathroom, in the hallway. Start early and they are easy to keep up with.
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1.) Get in a study group. In college, most successful students study in groups, but in high school, it's rarely done. Group studying allows each person in the group to learn from the other persons in the group. There are 2 facets to this:\na.) If you know something, you can pass it on. Better yet, by teaching a skill that you've mastered (or are mastering), you help keep yourself sharp and help remember the skill.\nb.) If you are having trouble, the rest of the group can share the approaches that helped them understand the problem.\n\n2.) If your still having trouble, consider hiring a tutor, either for yourself, or to work with your group. \n\n3.) Get sleep. Get 8 hours of sleep a night except in rare circumstances. Losing sleep will invariably make it harder for you to learn and remember - studies show that your brain needs sleep to help it process and permanently learn new information learned during the day.\n\n4.) Don't spend too long on one thing. If you're going to study, limit sessions to 2 hours, then go do something else for an hour. Exercise or physical activity is actually a very good way to break up study sessions.\n\n5.) Talk to your teachers, and see if they can't either give you extra help, or barring that, ask if you they can provide you with pointers.\n\n6.) Try the Cornell Note Taking method. See sources.