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How to become first class in class ?
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Rishitha marripeddi
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Rishitha’s Answer
Awesome Ways to Be the Star Student:
Stay Neat and Tidy: Make friends with planners and always keep an eye on your tasks.
Get Involved: Be an active part of your class and don't shy away from asking questions.
Study Wisely: Build smart study habits and stick to routines that work for you.
Reach Out: If you're stuck, don't be shy! Ask for help whenever you need it.
Dream and Achieve: Set clear goals that you can reach and work towards them.
Live a Balanced Life: Make sure to split your time wisely between studying and enjoying your personal life.
Live Healthily: Remember to eat nutritious food, stay active, and get plenty of sleep.
Stay Cheerful: Keep your spirits high and always believe in your abilities.
Stay Neat and Tidy: Make friends with planners and always keep an eye on your tasks.
Get Involved: Be an active part of your class and don't shy away from asking questions.
Study Wisely: Build smart study habits and stick to routines that work for you.
Reach Out: If you're stuck, don't be shy! Ask for help whenever you need it.
Dream and Achieve: Set clear goals that you can reach and work towards them.
Live a Balanced Life: Make sure to split your time wisely between studying and enjoying your personal life.
Live Healthily: Remember to eat nutritious food, stay active, and get plenty of sleep.
Stay Cheerful: Keep your spirits high and always believe in your abilities.
Adam Wryter
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Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt
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Adam’s Answer
Hey
Kudos to you for thinking of such a thing. You are already half way there!
In order to be the first in class, you have to first define it. What does it mean personally to you to be the first in class? Always answering the questions, top performer or you ace all the tests and quizzes? Are you doing it for yourself or to get an honor badge? When you answer these, you ready to move on to the next step.
So, let's take one subject you study, okay? When the teacher goes over it and you study it at home, you want to understand the overall subject so much so that you could explain it to a 5 years old. This will achieve 2 things: First, it will show your weak spots or materials you have to go over again so you could explain it better. You can easily do that with your friends or family. Secondly, when you repeat something you learned using different outputs, it makes a greater connection in your brain and makes it much more likely to stick!
Now, you studied that part and finished with the first step, what you wanna do next is to break down that material into segments and take each segment and turn it into questions. Questions should cover all possible scenarios and methods that could come up. They could be also a yes or no questions.
When you do these 2 simple steps, no test or exam will come of as a surprise to you.
This works with any subject. The most important thing is to understand what you are learning, research it if you need to, and then break it down like you would teach it to a 5 years old.
Good luck!
Kudos to you for thinking of such a thing. You are already half way there!
In order to be the first in class, you have to first define it. What does it mean personally to you to be the first in class? Always answering the questions, top performer or you ace all the tests and quizzes? Are you doing it for yourself or to get an honor badge? When you answer these, you ready to move on to the next step.
So, let's take one subject you study, okay? When the teacher goes over it and you study it at home, you want to understand the overall subject so much so that you could explain it to a 5 years old. This will achieve 2 things: First, it will show your weak spots or materials you have to go over again so you could explain it better. You can easily do that with your friends or family. Secondly, when you repeat something you learned using different outputs, it makes a greater connection in your brain and makes it much more likely to stick!
Now, you studied that part and finished with the first step, what you wanna do next is to break down that material into segments and take each segment and turn it into questions. Questions should cover all possible scenarios and methods that could come up. They could be also a yes or no questions.
When you do these 2 simple steps, no test or exam will come of as a surprise to you.
This works with any subject. The most important thing is to understand what you are learning, research it if you need to, and then break it down like you would teach it to a 5 years old.
Good luck!