4 answers
Ken’s Answer
Hi!
Thank your for asking such an important question. It is important to do the best that you can in school. Here is some helpful information.
http://www.wikihow.com/Become-an-Excellent-Student
You can also talk to your school counselor about developing good study habits.
Best of luck!!
Brian’s Answer
Good morning!
That is a good question and I think successful people always started out as successful students. When you get a college degree, it will show a future employer that when you start a project you will complete it. To me a very important step toward becoming a good student is preparation. If you have a big test coming up then you need to put in a lot of time studying for it as failing to prepare is preparing to fail. Good students have strong work ethic and focus. The internet gives you all the information you will ever need. If you are having problems you can go online and do searches and get additional information on subjects.
I would suggest making as many friends and contacts as you can. Get involved and join groups and form study groups if you are struggling with subject sometimes another person can give you a different perspective that you didn't have and help you learn something better. It will not feel as overwhelming if you have friends helping you learn something and encouraging you. Never be afraid to ask questions when you are struggling with something it will help you learn better.
Ask the teacher for help or anything he or she can suggest as they will have contacts and experience that will help you.
Good luck with everything!
Sheila’s Answer
Awesome that you want to strive to be a good student. Here are a few ways to help you get started in shining like a star. ✨
• Show your teacher that you take their class seriously
• Be respectful
• Ask questions and ask for help when needed
• Be a helpful student
• Stay on top of your assignments (ie, exercise good time management)
• Study early
• Pay attention in class
• Take notes
One last comment. You might want to have a conversation with one of your favorite teachers to seek out their opinion.
Best of luck to you!
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Simeon’s Answer
As far as studying skills go, it's honestly much better to study in small ten to fifteen minutes sessions multiple times per week as opposed to cram studying. It's way less stressful and the information sticks better. You know how TV advertisements are trying to repeat the same message to you in small chunks multiple times per week? It's the same thing. Our brains retain information way better when its repeated often in small chunks. When you have multiple hour study sessions, the odds are that you're going to be zoning off once the first thirty to forty minutes have passed.