Are you doing badly in some matter and don't know what to do? Here's an easy way to get the votes up… hopefully!
Steps
Step 1. Talk to the teacher
Go to school before class starts or stay after class and talk to him about your grades. If your teacher is feeling particularly generous, they might offer you some support or give you extra credit.
Step 2. Start studying hard
Even if you're doing badly, it costs nothing to try. Work on your classwork and try to study more thoroughly before a test. Don't procrastinate. You will learn more if you apply yourself consistently and not in a single night. A few days before the test, take some time, such as 30 minutes in the evening, to review anything that is not yet clear to you.
Step 3. Ask for help, especially if the subject is difficult for you
If you are having difficulty but show effort to learn, many teachers will appreciate and try to explain things to you differently or more comprehensively.
Step 4. Be kind to teachers
If you collaborate in class and try to be a good student, the teacher will notice and probably help you. So, if you have a passing grade and have always shown that you try, it will probably raise it for you. Trying will be what will make the difference between getting extra credit and having to repair.
Step 5. Do your homework
Better right away, to fix the topic in long-term memory, but if you can't get them all, get where you can and ask. Writing down questions as they arise helps a lot. This way, when you have the chance to speak to the teacher, you can clear up all doubts at once and effectively. You will find that in many cases you will get credit for your homework and give the impression that you are conscientious and committed. Start doing your homework as soon as you get home from school. Homework is an important part of your grade.
Step 6. Make school your priority
Better put it first, as it will take you far. If other activities take up your time, you won't be able to concentrate, study, and improve your grades. Of all the things that dot your life, school must come first.
It's bad to say, but sometimes sacrifices are needed. If you are on the basketball team, the theater club, and the student body, you will have some tough choices to make
Advice
- Try to pay attention. Block all other thoughts and distractions.
- Try hard, get help a lot and go! Set goals to aim for!
- Organized. Color binders and folders help you not to lose the sheets. Remember to always write down your homework.
- School comes first!
