It's a new year, and most of us drag our feet as we go back to the classroom. I know that it's not all fun and games, but hey, we need to adjust back to our school routine, and here are some suggestions how:
1. Hearty smarty. Have a good and healthy breakfast, and you'll feel more alert during your morning classes, which means you end up paying more attention to your teacher. Plus, you won't feel that rumbling in your tummy as recess approaches.
2. Note it all down. Never mind if your handwriting is even messier than chicken scratchings. Take down notes during classes, and revise them when you get home. That way, when exams come along, you've already finished most of your studying.
3. Think ahead. Completing your homework the night before, instead of 5 minutes before class, will definitely go a long way in managing stress and coping with your workload.
4. Sleep tight. Don't burn the midnight oil too often. We all know that teenagers require at least 8 hours of sleep each night. Depriving your body of sleep will make you more susceptible to catching a cold, and will also make it difficult for you to concentrate in class.
5. Plan well. Check your calendar for the activities and classes you have for the following day. Pack your bag the night before and make sure you have everything you need in the morning.
6. Set boundaries. Control your computer usage and try not to go out with your friends until you've completed all your school work. That way, you won't be stressed and you can enjoy your free time. :)
Hopefully these tips will help you study hard and adjust well in school. Cheers!
- Boundaries, Habbo Commentator
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