I'm an average student.how to be punctual,sincere?what's the way to improve myself?
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There is nothing wrong with being average. Most people are average and do just fine. Now on to the self-improvement: \nhttp://www.studygs.net/ for school work and  http://web.tickle.com/ for inner self improvment. Always remember the best way to improve is to Know Thy Self
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Make a list of things you want to achieve, set date/goals for them. Hold yourself accountable. \n\nAnd spend less time on the Internet. ;-)\n\nImran
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smile, smile, smile.\n\nmake sure you keep a positive attitude all the time.  Be known for that.\n\nStay away from gossip, don't get involved with gossip, be friends with everyone, no ememies.\n\nand practice, practice, practice.
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Keep mind thoughtless.\nDon't condemn others.\nDo good exercise.\nAvoid sex or sexy thoughts if you are a student. Preserve your semen.\nKeep habitual to problem solving.
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I agree. If you're a good student and you can do it, don't sell yourself short, always strive to be the best that you can be.
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By being interested in bettering yourself, you've taken the first step. Good for you - you should feel good about yourself.\n\nBeing better takes many small incrimental steps. As long as you continue to work a little harder than the rest you'll be way ahead of them in the long run.\n\nAs you go through school, always be yourself. Don't get caught up in doing what your peers tell you to do. Many of them will want you to do the things they want to do in order to feel better about themselves. Remember that your future is your responsibility and your highest priority. What you do today could have a huge effect on your future, so you want to choose wisely.\n\nOne specific resourse I recommend is a book, "7 habits of highly effective people".
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Time:\nyou time 40% (includes partying, sport, shopping, socialising etc etc)\nessenstial functions 20% (sleeping, eating, keeping clean)\n40% work, (be it college, or part time job!)\n\nIf your studying for exams and there coming up DONT cut th social life out all together but think in a couple of months all the work will be over and you will have loads of free time for anything you like. Put th hard work in now and it will be worth while...if your exams are in the next 2-3 months try and do 2 hrs of study a day, its not as hard as it seems and you'll be surprised how much work you get done...good luck
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First, you have to evaluate if online courses are for you or not? If you are someone who perform better by interacting with the others (professors and classmates), you might find it difficult at the beginning because you hardly see them. Second, you have to see how disciplined you are in your daily life. You do need to put in the hours required in order to get a good grade. If you are only half-serious about it, don't really spend your time and money pursuing it. \nThe best way to approach it is to: \n(1) find a good university with a good reputation.\n(2) once you're registered, find out all the resources a school can give you. Get into online discussion groups, contact your tutor etc.\n(3) Allow some time (even if it means sacrificing personal time) to study and complete all assignments. \n(4) Work towards a goal--may it be a degree, diploma or certificate.\nOpen University UK offers really good courses and is very reputable. Take your time to look around for the right school and right course for you. Good luck.
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First improve your body language. Sit up straight, always have a slight smile on your face even if you are not doing anything(this encourages people to be open to you and even ask what your thinking), look directly at the person so they will feel trust. Ask questions and really listen to the answers.
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:) not bad attempt ma dear\nkeep it up u will improve ! \n\ngood luck !
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Tired of being the shy person in the back of the crowd? Become the center of attention at an easy, personalized pace! \n\nSteps \nBe confident. Tell yourself that you have great qualities, and don't let anybody bring you down! \n\nSet goals for yourself. Focus on small, daily goals, and gradually become more daring. E.g. try to speak at least once every class period. \n\nIntroduce yourself to new people each day. Most people are nice and will be welcoming to your advances. It is also great practice for more daring behavior, such as talking to cute people. \n\nHold close bonds with your friends, they can be there for you when you crack out of the shell! They'll be glad to help. \n\nTry doing stuff you never dreamed you would. For example: Talk to that cute boy in study hall that you thought would never notice you. Wear something very flattering and colorful to show what a fun person you really are! \n\nLaugh often, at your own jokes and those of others. It will help ease any tension you may be feeling. \n\nLie on your bed and take 3 deep breaths. Then visualize a situation where you might be shy. Now in that situation make yourself confident. Do this for as many situations as you can think of. Do this daily. Do this in the morning. \n\nRepeat positive affirmations using I statements. " I am a wonderful person". "I am a good looking person". Do it even if you don't believe it. Do it daily. \n\nMake a list of things that make you feel shy that you want to try and work on. Order them so that those things that cause you the least anxiety are first and those that cause you the most anxiety are last. Once you have a list of 10-15 stressful situations start working through them, one-by-one. The first few "easier" situations will help build your confidence so that you can continue moving to more difficult situations on your list. Don't worry if you have to go backwards on the list sometimes -- take it at your own pace but do make an effort to push yourself. \n\nTips \nThere's nothing wrong with being shy, but there's nothing wrong with being outgoing either! \n\nDon't go overboard, and just be yourself! Life isn't a competition! \n\nShyness is sometimes seen as classy. \n\nDon't be afraid to seek professional help -- group counseling, individual counseling, and therapy can help you along the way. \n\nIf you are intelligent enough to know when to keep your mouth closed, then there is no advantage to being shy. Rid yourself of shyness, you'll thank yourself later. \n\nOften, being shy is a result of feeling inferior to or otherwise "less than" other people. Think about it, this is almost never the case. A positive self-image is the key. \n\nWarnings \nIf you were known for being shy amongst family members, watch out for the harmless teasing. They mean well. But don't let them scare you back into your shell! \n\nSame goes for people at school, if you are still at school. Some may be uncomfortable with you existing outside the categeory they've put you in, in their own minds. Ignore them.
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Start giving yourself Brownie points for every good choice you make. Confidence and self-esteem are earned, nobody is born just possessing them. Every time you make someone smile, remind yourself that you have that ability. Do your work honestly and well. Treat people the way you want to be treated. Give others sincere compliments and don't always expect others to set your standards of decency or to make you happy. Remember, you're not transparent. People can't tell how you're feeling. Eventually, feeling confident will become second nature. But above all, be kind to yourself and others. And just have fun!
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First, you could learn how to use spell check. Until then, try this:\n\nWHATEVER YOU ARE, BE THAT.\nWHATEVER  YOU SAY, BE TRUE.\nSTRAIGHTFORWARDLY ACT,\nBE HONEST, IN FACT.\nBE NOBODY ELSE BUT YOU!
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To be a slacker is your idea of a profession.....be sincere and focused on your education. This should be your goal and not the cheap way out method. It will help you achieve your goals in life and make you comfortable and happy. I am a Biology Prof at a well known University who spent 4 serious years for a BS degree, 1 1/2 years to get my MS in a Botanical Sciences specialty, plus additional (3 years) time to earn my terminal degree. ...taught public school 7-12 for 10 years...saw the downward direction of youth today and switched over to College level teaching where students are more focused to earn good scores for the most part because they wish to catch the golden ring at the end of the ride....Students who make constant excuses and whine, do not get anywhere with me. Procrastination is not a good habit to get into or characteristic to enhance. Being last minute is not a GUY THING as one student told me when he needed to pass in a lab report the following day after two weeks to assemble the data..... I  teach full time and Supervise student teachers to hopefully make a difference in their student's POOR attitudes to what schooling is all about and help with student/class management skills......All my teachers (18) are now teachers who WILL make a difference out there to change kids with your attitudes around!!!
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Even at a university they can penalize you for being late, although most could care less.  It's not because they think you're more of an adult at a university - it's because they truly don't give a damn about you or your grade.\n\nShow up on time.  Pay full attention when she's speaking.  Stop wasting her time.  And turn off the phone completely.  It's simply rude to look at notes, text, or do anything other than listen.  Shows complete disrespect.  Everything you've done shows complete disrespect.  You should know that by 19.\n\nAfter your behavior, you don't see the irony in demanding respect?
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First of all you are trying to be more than what you are.  Avoid pretending.  Try to be genuine and realistic.  There can be mistakes when you talk.  Quality is attained gradually.  All of a sudden no one can be the best.  Time and efforts are needed.  While trying to improve give attention to those who speak proper language. Take some time in the evening to refer dictionary to solve your doubts.
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Not everyone can be first.  The most important thing is to do your best.  Be happy with who you are.\n\nTo improve your grades to a degree, take notes in class, listen closely, use  highlighters when studying, make special note of important vocabulary, and ask your teacher for copies of class notes if that is allowed.  If you are already doing these things, don't agonize so much about being first.  Some people can just naturally be first without studying at all.