Process Essay: How To Survive Jr. High

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.

The first piece of advice that I believe will be the most helpful is to turn in your paperwork on time, or have it done early if possible. Make sure that you get it turned in on time to get the maximum number of points. And also make sure that you have a separate folder and notebook for EVERY class. I have found this to be most helpful. In high school, it can be easy to get your papers mixed up because many of teachers give you homework

The biggest difference between middle school and high school is what the work is going towards. In middle school all one needs is to get a good grade for the sake of grades and maybe determine what classes they want to take in high school. That is far less pressure than faced high school. In high school grades can feel like a great weight on your shoulders especially in the more advanced courses. What is done in high school determines where your future leads in college or whatever is done after. It not only shapes your education but how you are presented to the adult world to be entered soon. Not only that, if your grades are not high enough you will be pulled from activities. Overall

Going from a middle school to high school pretty much for anybody can tend to be challenging. High school is the place where you start to mature yourself and better yourself for later on in life for whatever the future may bring. Coming from 8th grade entering into high school as a freshman depending on where you're at can be tough, you really start to realize that you are starting to have responsibilities. You may not start feeling that way in the beginning which in my case I could say the same, but it definitely comes. Converting as an 8th grader to high school you notice the teachers don't baby you in situations if it's your work or your project it's your job to know what's going on the teachers definitely won't look for you.

Freshhhhhmennnnnn! Quick before your first year of high school starts, read my high school survival guide to make it through the year! Sure, it’s true that you’ll most likely make it out of the next four years, but no one can be sure but you, as long as you follow my tips you’ll be to senior year looking at a diploma in no time. Hopefully, with that diploma, you’ll have your own letter jacket from school to go with it.

help you understand and deal with all of the challenges Jr. high throws at you. In order to

Study PLEASE. You are actually a smart student but you don’t know it. Also, did I mention that you are really lazy? In middle school you really didn’t have to worry that much, but when a test comes out in high school you either wing it or you crash and die emotionally, there is no middle ground. If you fail a test you will be laying on your futon bed, crying out your eyes, and struggling with your sleep while mom is nagging you on studying more. Unfortunately, your first few days of school will be at your high expectation Asian mom’s house. Then here is another tip, don’t forget to read! You must read; you should play video games after work. (You are probably rolling your eyes right now.)

Junior High is a scary thought. You are little and going to school with the big kids. It wasn’t to bad after I got used to it.

Transitioning from the middle school to the high school is a big change for a student. When we moved to the high school, we thought freshman Friday's would be all year and that it would be very difficult to find our classes. However, freshman Friday's only last the first couple weeks, and there are lots of link leaders to help the freshies find their classes. School is a big deal here in the high school. 8th graders should follow our tips if they want to be successful in the high school.

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.

Are you nervous for Jr. High? Does your heart race at the speed of light when someone merely mentions it? Well, you don’t have to be scared anymore. I’m going to show you how to survive these intimidating three years, including everything you need to know for Jr High. There are many, many things you must know to survive, but two main things are being social and having study skills. I will introduce these mandatory rules to you.

Don’t worry about 6th grade you’ll be fine. It really isn't that hard when you find your classes and get to know the teachers. Once you do that 6th grade is fine. The teachers are nice and the work isn't that hard. So just don’t think about it.

Rule one: focus on the important things. Right as you get into high school, things are thrown in your face; notes, homework, quizzes, etc. It is essential that you are prepared for all of this. High school moves fast

“ You’re grounded!” screamed your parents after receiving your first nine week report card as a freshman in high school. Many high school freshmen struggle when their first time in the huge high school kicks off with all the tests, homework, and the huge exams begin to add up to determine a lower grade than you thought. After my freshman year in high school, I noticed three key things that helped me through the tough year and be somewhat successful to move on. I would recommend making friends with upperclassmen, paying attention in class, and turning in ALL work. Its not as intimidating as it seems, trust me!

The first year of high school is always scary. It is no longer going to school with people the same age, but instead going to school with people who are 18 years old. The first couple of days are nerve wracking and scary, freshman are at the bottom of the high school food chain and it is rare for people to graduate with people they came in with. It’s important to try hard in school, go to football games/school dances, stay involved, and not get caught up in petty drama.