Freshman Year How to Prepare Part 1 (Academics)

Freshman year can be scary. You’re entering into a new school, possibly knowing no one, and you have to figure it all out for yourself. Sometimes it can be hard to know how to balance it all. Especially with academics it can be tricky to maneuver through freshman year. With the help of some good tips however, freshman year can become a lot less daunting and more manageable.
one of the most important steps to making sure you’re prepared for academics freshman year is to get a planner. Planners can help organize due dates and the homework for the night. When everything is clearly displayed, it is easier to keep track of what is due and when. Another important tip, and probably the hardest, is to not procrastinate. No matter how much you want to watch television or go on your phone, just wait until you have finished all your homework for the night. You will feel so much better knowing all your work is done for the day.
Another important tip for balancing academics is to organize notebooks and take good notes. Make sure that you have a labeled notebook for each class. Also, having each class be a different colored notebook can help. When taking notes, make sure they are clear and highlight the most important parts of what is being learned. There are many different ways to take notes, so maybe try a few out to find out which work best for you personally. Studying and being properly prepared for tests and quizzes is also vital for academics.
The most important tip I could give for freshman year academics, is to not be afraid to ask for help. If something is confusing or unclear ask your teacher or a friend if they can help you. Almost every time you will get help, and your grades could even improve. Also remember that freshman year is scary for everyone, and that you are all in the same boat.
By staying organized and being prepared, freshman year can be a lot smoother and less daunting. Using these tips on how top prepare should help to make it a lot easier to conquer the first year of high school.

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