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Set Goals! If you want to gain success, you must realize it isn't just handed to you - you have to work for it. To become successful, you must set goals. Whether you are a student in elementary school or a senior in high school, it takes dedication, determination, a positive attitude, and discipline to become successful.
Successful students are not just goal setters, but goal getters. Setting goals in school gives you a reason for learning. Achieving those goals gives you the confidence to go beyond and fulfill your potential. Start setting goals today for your future tomorrow. | Study Tips Pick a place to designate as your homework area Set a time each night to complete homework Remove distractions - TV, phones, electronic games, etc. Ensure all needed supplies are available in your homework area Study 2-3 different subjects regularly everyday, even if there's no test or homework Review what's been taught in class, on the very same day Take breaks Eat a balanced diet and exercise regularly everyday Sleep at least 8 hours a day Avoid staying up till late at night when you're having tests Ask your parents to review your completed assignments or quiz you before a test
| Test Taking Strategies Most students experience some level of anxiety during an exam. However, when it affects your performance,it becomes a problem.To minimize your stress level, consider the following suggestions: - Compare how you did on a similar test in the past. Review your previous tests when studying for the final exam.
- Arrive early for tests - good preparation helps you focus on the task at hand.
- Be comfortable but alert. Choose a good spot in the room and make sure you have enough space to work.
- Stay relaxed and confident. Keep a good attitude and remind yourself you are prepared and are going to do well. If you are nervous, take a few deep breaths. Don't talk to other students about being nervous. Anxiety breeds anxiety.
- Read the directions carefully.This will help you avoid careless errors.
- Answer questions strategically by answering the easy questions first and then tackling the difficult questions last.
- Review to make sure you did not skip any questions or mis-mark an answer. Also review your grammar, spelling, punctuation, decimal points, etc.
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