My First Day Of 8th Grade

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Coming into eighth grade can be exciting, scary and stressful at times you just need to learn how to deal with it. During this year you will meet some very nice teachers that will ask a lot out of you and push you to your limits for later on in life. This is also a good year to learn who your true friends are and find new ones.This year will also test your ability to get along and listen clearly to teachers and peers, because they all may have something that can lift you up and make your load easier. I will be giving you some tips about some teachers and the work ethic needed to survive junior high. I will also give you some tips to not so overwhelmed.

Being organized will help you so much throughout middle school. The main reason to be organized is because it will make you feel less stressed. Let’s say you just stuff homework in your backpack when your backpack is already full of papers, then the next day you will have so much stress rummaging through your backpack for a single paper. Being prepared is essential. I have seen many people get written up or even a detention because they forgot a book. Time management is key in middle school. If you get homework from every class and it is all due the next day, don’t do it all at 10:00 PM, this is single handedly the worst thing you can do in middle school. Also don’t procrastinate. Now this falls under the same category as time management, but this usually has to do with projects, not homework, Let’s say Mrs. Delucia gives you a project to do over Christmas break, don’t wait until the last weekend before we come back to school to do the whole science project, If you do two things will happen, one, you will have a stress filled weekend and that is not good. Number two, you usually won’t get a good grade on the project because you rushed the project that was meant to be done over a span of two weeks, and you decided to do it in two

Heading from middle school to high school can seem somewhat intimidating to the average teenager. No more will you be in the safety of those peers you grew up with as you head off to the larger high school that allows you to blend in with grades 9th through 12th. Many first time freshman year high school students are filled with mixed emotions on this next chapter in their life. Today I am sharing some tips on how to survive freshman year at high school so that you can help your teenager relax and breeze through the first days of being a high school freshman.

survive Jr. high you will need to know these three things. stay organized, be social, and

When starting middle school, many students are not prepared. This can lead to many things, but mostly negative impacts on their academics. The first way to survive middle school is to be prepared. The first thing in being prepared is to have the necessary materials for school. If students want to do well, then they must have all of the following materials. The most important materials are pencils. Students should not bring only one pencil because they do not know if anything will happen to it. Students should always have at least three sharpened pencils and at least one eraser. Make sure that if people ask to borrow a pencil, students have a pencil for them to use and also, that the borrower returns it. Another important material students should have is paper. This could be useful in many ways. The first reason it is handy for students

Are you having trouble or do you think Jr. High will be difficult for you? If so here are some tips that may help you get through the year. Things will be different in Jr. High than they were in elementary. It will be harder but I guarantee you will get through it. Jr. High at ECS is a place where you can learn, make new friends, and grow in your faith. If you can remember that God is always with you and He will help you through anything, than that one thing alone will make Jr. High easier for you. It will give you more hope and understanding that you will get through just fine. There are three main things that you need to know about Jr. High. One is learning and education, two is organization, and three is socializing.

So those are the main things you need to remember and never forget. Also never lose hope. Many people have gone through jr.high so you have to keep in mind that it can be done.You will be fine you have made it this far.Do your homework, stay organized, and make friends. I wish you good

As important as academics are, it is equally important to be social. It is proven that when you don’t have friends and are only engulfed in schoolwork or other things, you will not be

I hope these tips will help you because they sure helped me. To survive Jr. High you need to be organized, keep your social life, and be nice to your teachers. Being organized is very important because if your papers are all crumbled up and shoved into your backpack, first of all when you are turning in an assignment it makes it difficult to find you paper, and second of all teachers won't except crumbled up paper. Organizing is also key when you're dealing with a locker, if you just toss your books in your locker it will make it hard to get your books out.

“Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.” Said John Dewey, a very successful philosopher in the 1920’s. To get through life you need education; to get into college, to get a good job. The most important rules to a successful education are: focusing on what is important, not getting involved in drama, and knowing that you aren’t entitled to anything in life. If you stick to this, you’ll fly through high school, just as you did middle school.

Are you nervous about starting Jr. High? I know it can be scary, but if you follow my advice, Jr. High will be a breeze. Jr. High can be nerve wracking but also fun. Jr. High can be stressful and confusing, but at the same time exciting and adventurous. Jr. High is a big part of your life. Jr. High preps you for high school, and high school preps you for college, which is where you study what you’ll do with the rest of your life. To survive Jr. High, you need to know these things, know your study skills, be social, and follow my advice.

Dear Freshman Class of 2022, you will notice the difference between Middle School and High school. One major lesson that I have learned was to make a plan for the future. One of the positive experiences that I have gained from High school was making friends that can help me grow as a person. My advice is to try to grow as a person and prepare for the real world.

You're simply beginning high school. It's the start of a four year experience that you've been waiting for a long time. The exact opposite thing you need to do is begin considering school. In any case, that is precisely what you ought to be doing. Genuine school readiness starts in the ninth grade. You don't need to worry excessively. There is still a lot of time. In any case, the ninth grade is when things begin to tally. It's essential that you get yourself on a track for achievement now. Begin thinking as far as the master plan: where you need to go and what you need to do, both in school and past school times.

Freshman year is the year you have idolized all through your childhood. You finally become a high school student. The pressures almost all freshman deal with are: transitioning into high school, staying focused, and the influence from your friends. High school is very different transformation from middle school. Because of this difference, it 's sometimes is hard for you to adjust to the change. The social aspect of high school is larger because there are students from the other middle schools combined into one high school. Meeting new people can lead you to forget about your work. As a