what is the best way to study in boarding school, with packed and limited time, just to do homework?
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Hi\nNormaly from 6 pm to 9 pm is being spent uselessly by every one.Use that time to sleep.Go to sleep early(frm 6-7 say)& get up in early morning(around 2-3am).Never study in detail.Get the main points only & reinstate them in your wors in detail.next day clarify your note with your teachers or  friends.In this manner it would be enough if you study for 2-3 hours a day.
542556
except some major cities like beijing shanghai\na high school student usually get up at 5:00 for reading english then go to school at 7:30  take 5 lessons untill 12\nthen have lunch and have a break.then have class from 2 to 6\nthen have super..then have evening class untill 8-9, go home\ndo home work till around 11,it depends how much homework\nthis is the schedule,i am suffered from it for 3 years ,b'coz we have to compete for collage entrance examinations,especially for the senior....OMG that's hell
613565
You can do a lot of things. You can stay on the answer yahoo for some of the time, but sooner or later you will need to get off in order to get some work done. To make the day go faster, here at school, I go to sleep but I don't think that you are able to do that. I would read a book, believe it or not. Find a book and start reading it. You could make a new myspace web page. Anyways, this is some of the things that I would do.
519099
I went to a boarding school and it was great.  First year boarders are ALL nervous and the trick is to make friends with a senior or someone who has been there for a while.  Good luck.
920122
Many boarding schools give scholarships or offer other forms of financial aid, but it is on a case-by-case basis.  Far fewer high school students get financial aid for boarding school than college students.  This is due in large part to financial aid being a long-standing tradition in college education.\n\nYour best bet would be to pick several schools in which you are interested and contact them directly to inquire about their financial aid options.  High-achieving students with extreme financial need are more likely to receive scholarships than high-achieving students whose parents are well-off.\n\nMake sure that when you contact them you do so professionally and express an interest in their school specifically.  Do some research about each school and include specific information about why you would want to attend their school.\n\nGood luck!
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Get organized. U won't be able to do anything without knowing what is goign on. Study for a least an hr. a day, and if u don't get the material, get a tutor they help a lot. Also if ur school has any after-school clubs that help kids that are having trouble join! Take notes in class, and I know that this is sort of boring because ur teachers probably drone on about something that u think isn't important, but that will probably be in the exam, try to listen to ur teachers. Cancel all plans with friends because u need to pass or ur future is down the toilet. Make sure u study a lot (even on weekends!) I hope u pass the exams I know they are SUPER hard, but I sure do hope this helps. Don't worry a lot of people go thru the same thing u ar going thru right now! If u need any help, use Yahoo Answers there is a lot of people out there that want ot help (like me)!
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well best way is that too study at least for 8 hours
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Do the homework assigned .. all of it.\n\nand then some.\n\nYou might even try reading the assigned text and working every problem contained in it.\n\nthis appproach would require giving up a social life for\nthe durartion of the class, but it would guarantee passing\nwith a good grade.\n\nIf any problem stops you, go back in the text and do all\nproblems leading up to that one.\n\nAsk teacher if anything you encounter during studying\nis not crystal clear.\n\nyou can do it
962512
Alot, I have to memorize Africa, do a review sheet, read some article, and do like 6 activities in french,ect. It takes me 3 hours to finish my homework and I am only in 6th grade. My school hits me hard with homework. I miss 3rd grade.
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Study only when you want to study.. Never force yourself to study...\nIf you are not in mood of study then try change the subject Changing of subject is the best way or do other things you like to do. \nWhen your mind becomes fresh you can study more in less time...\nBest time for studies is early in the morning.
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You should try 'active study' methods.\nMake short notes and summaries as you read. This works for all subjects.\nRemember that you can only concentrate fully for between 30 and 40 minutes at a time and that the most productive time is the second hour of study.
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Get on a schedule.  Monday thru Friday, make a set plan for studying/working/reading homework.  If you have Math, English, Creative Writing for example, divide it like this:\nAfter school:  Monday - 45 min of math,Break: 15 min.  45 min of English, Break: 15min.  45 min. of Creative Writing, Break: 15 min. DO THIS EVERYDAY.  Consistency is the key, and having a schedule will help.  Of course, if you have extra curricular activities, stick in those.  You won't be a nerd.
718909
do something uotside w/ friends for like, an hour and take your mind off school pressures. once youve had a break do your homework then do something else fun until bed. get a small job on the weekends but be carefull not to overschedule and burn out. make sure you allow extra time to just relax a few times a week
535239
Make a table of the days of the week.  Each day then has to be broken down in a few hours at a time i.e. \n11pm - 7am sleep.\n7am - 8pm breakfast & getting ready fo work/college/school\n9am - 1pm work/school/college\n1pm - 2pm lunch\n2pm - 5pm work/college/school\n\nand then the hours after that need to be broken down in study time, tv time, bath/shower etc.\n\nThe idea of it is to find time to study around the other essentail hours and every day tasks.\n\nI hope this makes sense.\n\nGood luck
633893
First ask your teacher, if he/she doesn't have time then see if there's some kind of "learning center" or homework help place at your school.  Also, older students could help, or get "community service" hours by helping you out for free.  Worst comes to worst, try to place an add in your local paper, or a bulletin at school.
825536
Set yourself up a schedule.  Everyday when you come home, relax for 30 minutes.  Then start on your homework.  By now you should be able to judge how long each subject will take you.  If you have 6 classes and some are easy an some are hard.  Mix them together.  Example if you know your Math homework will take you 30 minutes, but English will take 1 hour, History will take 30 minutes.  Just go back and fro and until it is done.  Tell your friends that between 3 and 6 you will not be answering the phone or be on the computer to talk.  That way you won't have any distractions.  You will soon find your grades going back up.  Also talk to your parents and teachers they can help.  Ask your parents that if you get back on the Honor Roll and stay there the rest of the year can you have a new music CD you want.  I am not saying it will work, but you never know.
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Apply to any of the many private boarding schools here. For info go to \n\nhttp://www.boardingschoolreview.com/\n\nto compare schools. Also, check schools in UK. Regarding some of the schools in the US...some give great financial aid scholarships. Good luck!!