If i'm in 7th grade, taking Algebra 1 honors, how can I study so i can do better?
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Do the howework! Especially with math classes, it's best to do the homework as soon as possible after school. By starting right away, you still remember what the teacher went over in class, and you have time to read the book again if you have trouble with a section. If you know what chapter will be covered the next day, it's a good idea to read it after finishing your homework. That way, when the teacher explains it in class, you'll already be familiar with it.
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Goog job you are doing well!\nI have a 99% average in honors geometry
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Start a study group with people you find interesting.  They will make learning the material interesting.  Take good notes during class, type them out and print them on index cards.  Make one card per day be your best friend.  Read it in the bathroom, during breakfast, during lunch, while riding to and from school, before you go to bed and right when you wake up.  Talk to your teacher about tutoring.  Drink a soda and eat candy right before the test.
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There are four ways to get better Grades in Science.  \n\n1.  Get interested in what you are studying.  If you find your material interesting, you'll want to learn it.  \n\n2.  Try to learn something practical about a process that you are studying in school.  Ask the question; "How will I use what I learn in the "real World"? A good example is water treatment.  One of the Chemical experiments you'll learn is about Brine (Salt) saturation of an aqueous solution.  In the real world, i.e. a beef processing plant, brine is used to keep oils from the edible rendering plant from sticking together and clogging the pipes.  Keeping the salt concentration in the water high enough is a good High School experiment that has great value in the "Real World".      \n\n3.  Understand what you are reading.  If you are supposed to memorize a classification system, understand why the system is in place.  Ask the question, "If I were putting this system together, how would I have done it?"\n  If you know more about a subject, when test time comes, you'll breeze through the questions.\n \n4.  To repeat other posters to this question, study, study and study.  You'll learn the material but you have to read it in order to understand it. \n\nBy the way, use the Internet and your local library to research your topics.  The World Wide Web is a tremendous source of information.  The fact that you are on this site demonstrates that you want to learn and that you are using the tools at your disposal to do so with. \n\nGood Luck.
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If you're already a B student, a good way to study is to find a student who is struggling and tutor them with their homework.  Teaching something is the very best way to ensure you know it.\n\nAt the very least, find a study partner to work with and discuss your assignments with.\n\nAlso, it's very helpful to look at past tests and quizzes to review what you missed so you don't miss the same questions again.  Very often, subjects build on the prior content.  So, making sure you have a solid grasp of what you have done throughout the year will really help.\n\nGo in for extra help from the teacher.  Often, teachers will help you focus toward what's on test when students come in for extra help.\n\nFinally, study early.  If you start studying early in the week and build on that, you mind has the ability to store the information in both long term and short term memory.\n\nGood luck
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OK:\na good way to study geometry is as follows.\nin class, take meticulous notes. try using Cornell notes technique. works great,. google Cornell notes, for that.\nsecond. always study geometry right away, either after class, or before other subjects. its a hard subject therefore it should be done first.\nHome work problems should be done, while reviewing notes. if you get stuck, review notes or textbook. always try to memorize the important postulates and theorems. but don't just read them, try to understand them.\nexample, the area of a Rhombus is 1/2times the product of the diagonals.. if you don't understand what the names are, you won't understand the problem. diagonals means, segment from corner to corner. product is what you get when you multiply.. etc.. vocabulary is the most important part of geometry, specially the first part of geometry. usually the second semester is more algebraic in nature. \nthe first semester involves proofs, so language is extremely important.\nand after you done homework, always review, review. daily... give yourself enough time everyday for math.... do this on a regular basis and you can an A.. very possible.\nGood luck.
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I'm in Algebra 1 (I go to an online high school). I would be glad to help you if I can.
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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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Talk to your teachers and find out why.\nIs it a matter of homework completion? class participation? quality of projects or research papers? Quiz results? Test results?\nDo they perceive you as "off-task" in class?\nGet some assisstance on 'how to study' for that class.  Some students think that staring at the text re-reading the same 2 paragraphs is studying.  In order to study, you need to actively interact with the material.  This is where tutoring could help.  Also of help are inventing games, making flashcards, making your own summaries, charts, graphs, pictures, reading the material out loud, summarizing it out loud in your own words--and then bringing that to your teachers in class the next day, saying, "This is what I got from rereading this chapter, is that right?", writing your own test for the chapter, trying to choose what is most significant to learn, developing your own essay question for the chapter...the sooner you learn how YOU best study and learn, the easier the rest of high school and your college will be.
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Write a letter explaining your situation to whom ever is in charge at the high school, visit that person if you can.  Unfortunately you might have to go to public school for one year and try again for the catholic school.  I know it sucks but I wouldn't look at repeating seventh grade as an option.  good luck.
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i'll try to help u as much as i can heres my email\nmz_princess39842003@hotmail.com\ndang i jus thought about it i am in the 8 takin algebra 2 so in  12th grade i take college courses but stil i'll help ya
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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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Get a study partner for the classes you want to improve in, and commit to working with them at least 2-3 days a week.  Push each other to do better.\n\nCut out the fun stuff you do instead of study, then reward yourself for studying by doing 1 of those activities only after all of your homework is done.  That might be TV, or internet access, or talking to friends, for example.  Music too - turn off the music when you study - it's just a distraction.  You might think otherwise, but try it for a couple of weeks without the tunes, and see how your grades go up.\n\nFocus on the long-term goal - good grades mean good colleges, which means good jobs, which means good pay.\n\nGood luck!
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Study and do practice problems, ask your teacher or get a tutor.
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I would try taking some guided study courses online. Try www.tesc.edu . They have excellent programs and they are regionally accredited which means their college credits will transfer to almost all the other colleges in the country. I would start with basic algebra, then go to geometry, then intermediate algebra, then statistics.
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you can probably searth that like search Homework Help/ Tutoring websites for Geom/honors    and tht will probably work.
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Ask your teacher if you can have some extra credit to bring your grade up. Also maybe some after school tutoring would help. Just ask your teacher, thats what they are there for. I am sure they will be more than happy to help you.