I was today thinking off giving you a few more studying tips, that hopefully, will help you with your education. :)
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1. Choices have to be made, so choose carefully. For example a big choice which has to be made in many schools is where to go after graduation, and which kind of university you want to go to (does it focus on arts, tech or languages?). The choices you make will definitely effect your future life and future education, so how to make the right decision? A good start is to take a paper and a pen, to write down all the positives and negatives on your different options. To also do some research about your options is always useful, so if you for example know a person going to one of the schools you are looking at: ask them what they think about the school, etc.
2. Another important thing in school is to ask questions, and be curious. (This is one area which I really need to improve on...) This part applies to many different situations which includes: asking your friends/teachers/parents for help when you don't get something, asking why you got a lower grade than you think you deserved, etc... Always, always, always ask if you are unsure of something, because if you don't you may have to pay back for that later, whilst if you do ask there is nothing to loose, right?
That was all from me today... I hope you had a good day!
xxx - Lotte
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1. Choices have to be made, so choose carefully. For example a big choice which has to be made in many schools is where to go after graduation, and which kind of university you want to go to (does it focus on arts, tech or languages?). The choices you make will definitely effect your future life and future education, so how to make the right decision? A good start is to take a paper and a pen, to write down all the positives and negatives on your different options. To also do some research about your options is always useful, so if you for example know a person going to one of the schools you are looking at: ask them what they think about the school, etc.
2. Another important thing in school is to ask questions, and be curious. (This is one area which I really need to improve on...) This part applies to many different situations which includes: asking your friends/teachers/parents for help when you don't get something, asking why you got a lower grade than you think you deserved, etc... Always, always, always ask if you are unsure of something, because if you don't you may have to pay back for that later, whilst if you do ask there is nothing to loose, right?
That was all from me today... I hope you had a good day!
xxx - Lotte
Hey!
ReplyDeleteThx for the tips, I rly agree with wat u said about making choices, there is even a quote about this, There are C between B n D...
C stands for Choices, B for Birth and D for Death...
Isn't cool?
Cya!
-Meiji
Haha... that is cool.. where did you get that quote from?
ReplyDeletexxx - Lotte