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HOW TO BE A GOOD
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STUDENT? 5
#1.READ DIRECTIONS AND RUBRICS
CAREFULLY

If you dont follow the directions, you wont get a good grade
even if what you do would be considered solid work on a slightly
dif ferent project. If your teacher tells you to write a seven -page
essay, and you only write five, you'll get points taken of f even if
you do a good job.
#2: LISTEN AND PARTICIPATE IN CLASS

If you pay attention in class, youll spend less time studying in


the long run. Why is this? Its because youve already
absorbed a lot of the information you need to know just by
being engaged while your teacher is talking.
#3: ASK FOR HELP SOONER RATHER THAN
LATER

Often, the key to success is knowing when to ask for help, and
high school classes are no exception. If you dont understand
a concept, dont wait until youve already bombed a test to get
help. Approach your teacher as soon as possible, and ask if he
or she would be willing to meet you after school to go over the
material. By doing this, you can avoid bad grades before they
happen and build a positive relationship with your teacher.
#4: DONT RELY ON YOUR FAMILY AND
FRIENDS TOO MUCH

Another way of saying this is dont cheat, but sometimes the


definition of cheating can be nebulous. If you and your friends
help each other on a homework assignment, thats probably
fine depending on the distribution of work. However, if you
directly copy a friends homework (even if they say its ok),
its definitely a form of cheating whether or not the homework
counts toward your grade.
#5: ALWAYS DO THE HOMEWORK (EVEN IF IT
DOESNT COUNT!)

Most teachers in high school assign regular homework,


although some may not check it or incorporate it directly into
your grade. Some students view this as a free pass to ignore
homework assignments, which can is a very bad idea. In
subjects like math and science in particular, homework
assignments are critical if you want to gain full
comprehension of the material. In math, your understanding
of one unit of study is often a necessary foundation for your
understanding of the next unit. Knowledge builds on itself.
#6: KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BET WEEN
READING IT OVER AND GETTING IT

Just reading over the material before a test won't cut it unless
you have a photographic memory.You need to actively absorb
the information, not just skim over it and hope it will stick in
your brain. Surface-level knowledge won't help you, especially
when you're dealing with open -ended questions on a test. You
should be able to recall the facts without any hints or
prompting.
#7: STUDY BET WEEN TESTS, DONT
CRAM

There is a certain glamour for some students in the late -night


pre-test cram session. However,sacrificing your sleep and
sanity will not get you a better grade on the test (no matter
how much cooler it might be than planning ahead).

#8: MAKE PROJECT TIMELINES (DONT


PROCRASTINATE!)

If you hope to earn high grades without suf fering from


excessive amounts of stress, you must overcome your
procrastination habits. It's especially hard to manage your
time responsibly on long -term projects. It may seem like you
have forever to complete the assignment, but time will always
catch up with you.
#9: STAY ORGANIZED

Many of these tips will be useless if you dont keep track of


all the materials for your classes. Cultivating good
organizational habits will not only help you succeed in high
school; it will pay of f in spades when you get to college as
well.
#10. DO ALL THE ASSIGNMENTS

It's also a good idea to write down your homework


assignments in an agenda book so that you dont miss
anything.
GROUP NAMES

Members: KYLA LOUISE MAMUCOD


NOELLE INOCENCIO
KARINA JEWEL DELA TORRE
CAROLINE TULABOT
EDMOND DAVE VIDAD
Leader: GEONE MAOMI PONCEJA
THANK YOU FOR
WATHING!!!
BY GROUP5.

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