High school is a place normally portrayed in movies as either a hard, or easy place to survive. I went to high school in a small school outside of Salina Kansas, it was a fairly easy school but there were some tricks to getting by in high school. The first tip is something that is said a million times the first day of school and is something I found to be very, Im sure we have all heard the phrase “get your homework done and turned in on time and this class will be a lot easier.” I must admit as the usual student does i ignored this tip because it was such a basic thing to hear from a teacher. This tip is very true and is not to be ignored, it may seem difficult when you're doing the assignment you would rather procrastinate on but you always will recieve a better grade if you get it done before the last minute. To make your life throughout high school easier surround yourself with the friends that you know you can trust, in high school there are a lot of people that want to see you fail and you need to put them off to the side and focus on the people that want to see you succeed in life. Also make sure to take down notes on what assignment you have and when they are due, also be sure to check those notes to make sure that you are getting …show more content…
Time management inside and outside of school is a big part of passing your classes, even if you use your in school time wisely and using your outside school time freely does not mean that you will pass just because you are focused in school. Some examples of managing your time outside of school that may affect your school grades includes hanging out with your friends instead of getting homework done, time management also includes making sure that you leave at a decent time so that you can arrive to school and to classes on
Have we as a community done all we can for our youth, more specifically our high school kids? Have we tried everything we possibly can? It seems like the community as a whole have done what we can for our toddlers, our elementary, junior high, and even for those who find themselves in jail. But what about high school kids? There is limited if any at all programs to help adolescents find their way to adulthood. What if we think outside of the box and try something new? Using deprived dogs that don’t have a home; to help save our troubled adolescences, that way we can teach them responsibility, compassion and social skills. While at the same time finding the unwanted dogs a forever home.
After mastering my time management skills, improving my study habits came naturally. Finding an hour or two to sit down and study helped my grades and understanding of topics tremendously. I was able to sit down in a quiet area and focus on one subject at a time. I found it easy to study after visiting my professors office hours because then I knew exactly what I needed to study. Before improving my study habits, I noticed that I was confused during tests and I took longer to complete my homework assignments. Isolating myself from everything during study time helped me concentrate more. Without improving this skill set I would not have been able to get good grades in my classes. Improving my studying habits has helped me improve myself this
Entering high school is the beginning of a whole new learning experience. Transitioning from middle school, high school presents more classes, students, and a bigger campus. It brings new expectations and responsibilities to each of us. High school also offers fresh chances to make new friends, try new sports and activities, and really explore who we are as individuals. The goal is to maintain good grades, score high on the SAT test, and keep a positive attitude so colleges and universities will accept you. Of course it's not as easy at sounds, but it's achievable. It requires a lot of work and dedication to every subject. Some students breeze their way through while others live in misery trying to pass their
I just got into it with my not-brother because his two-year old child was running around with food. Food on which she could have choked. I said something similar to "she could choke on that while she's running, so either take it away from her or have her sit down". He did neither, so I went to take it from her hand and he hit my wrist. He stood up and starting yelling and cursing, like I can't even explain how loud he was. I got behind one of the gates that prevent children from entering certain parts of the house and he said you think I can't get to you behind that gate. At that point I would've dialled 911 if Siri had heard me the first time. It resulted in my mom, wrapped in a bath towel, coming out of her bathroom to suppress the situation.
As many of you the people reading this know what horrendous event occurred at Rockville high school. For those of you that don't know what occured, a 14 year old girl was sexual violated during school by an 18 and 17 year old males. This girl thought she could be safe and secure inside school walls which all students should. But now this so called safe haven that has been portrayed has now been breached. Many schools are now changing policies including the school i attend about going to the bathroom. Now there is a hall pass and sign out sheet required for every class for a student to use the bathroom. But not only are the schools worried. Parents are worried for their children's safety due to recent events.
High School Do you remember your high school days? High school for me has proved to be a learning experience and also a challenge. There are many lessons that can be learned. You can learn more about yourself, who your friends are, what kind of help is offered to you, and what your strengths and your weaknesses are. Attending High School helped build my confidence because my classmates were supportive, my teachers taught me how to study for tests, and the math tutors helped me overcome my fear of math.
In a small town on a small street in a small neighborhood in a small house was a girl name Eribella she was 14 years years old 5ft 3 and all she wanted was to be popular you know sit with the cool girls walk down the hall and had everyone saying hi not having to think about what her name was and just being that person everyone knew.
“Honey you do not want to be late for your first day of high school, do you?” my mother said in her groggy early morning voice as she opened my bedroom door.
“You boys are laughing now, but do you think getting suspended is funny? Huh?” He looked around at the worried faces,”I don’t want to see you teasing Oliver again, and no violence must be permitted on school grounds. Do I make myself clear?” No one answered. “Do I make myself clear?’ He repeated.
High school is a very challenging part of life because you are no longer a child but not an adult , and everyone keeps asking what you want to do with your life to do when you “grow up” but most of the time they don't help you go through the process of growing up. Although there are lots of challenges it can be really fun, but only if you want it to be. My high school experience could have been a lot better but that only made me reflect and realize that I can change anything I don't like and that it is never too late to be involved.
I was a homeschooled child. My brother and I were home schooled together until the sixth grade. In Sixth grade, he skipped a grade while I repeated it. It is demeaning to repeat an entire year that everyone around you called, “easy.” Why wasn’t it easy for me? For my second year of sixth grade, I left the shelter of home and embarked on a new adventure at a local private school. I was certain that the kids would pronounce me “the school dunce.” Arriving at seven forty-five in the morning, my hair slicked back into a wet ponytail, and in scuffed up sneakers, I cautiously dragged myself inside. I was shaking in fear. You always hear “horror stories” of class bullies, beautiful girls, and nerds.
Today, we lived in a world full of threats, dangers, and risks. When we look around, we see menace every which way. Especially to young people, such as high school students, whose brains are just developing into the real world, are captured by these traps.
I have a huge dilemma on my hands. It’s a life or death decision. No, really I have to decide whether or not I want to wake up or not. Well at first you need to know the story from the beginning.
"He has strengthened your Utopia for you as God instructed. He will grant you peace, safety, and prosperity. He comes to you from the throne of God with answers to all the problems of the world and to end all suffering. He has reminded you of Jesus' words and teachings and has taken the wonders of God and revealed them to you. Rejoice, for the Messenger of the Covenant has come to His temple. He was hidden in the shadow of the Lord's hand so that God could display His splendor. He is a messenger from God so that salvation would be possible for mankind. He has come to restore what was stained, Jew and Gentile. He comes to offer a pardon and the fullness of salvation for those weary. He is the hope of the world, the foundation of full and everlasting deliverance. He comes to proclaim freedom for the captives. You are the captive ones. Captive of the veil Satan has placed on your minds. He comes to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord, to comfort all you who mourn. He is the living will of God. See how the sheep are separated from the goats. What greater a blessing could there be for you and your children? You need to be saved from the weeds that have choked the life from the seeds of salvation. You need to be saved from the traumatizing evil winds that have blown you into the mire. You need the fullness of what Jesus had sown, the completeness of salvation. It will be as if sparkling jewels entered your soul to shine forth from your pores, eyes, and mouth. I proclaim a
The scraping of teeth isn't the most appealing noise or feeling to most people, but then again, most people don’t genuinely enjoy their semi-annual trip to the dentist like I do. Don’t get me wrong, i'm not infatuated with the idea of a sickle probe grazing my teeth, but the idea of having a mouth full of pearly whites makes up for it. Unlike most kids, I never had a dream career like being a firefighter or an actress. I always just assumed it was something I could figure out at the end of my high school career, so imagine my surprise when I found a crystal clear idea earlier than I thought I would.