Three habits I 'd like to change this year is to be more organized, procrastinate less, and study for my tests longer. I tend to leave some of my homework assignments to the last minute, which makes me rush. I convince myself that my assignments will be easy and to just do them at a later time. But in reality, I just cost myself hours of homework and studying. That 's why I want procrastinate less so I can get more things done and I 'll have time to do things outside of school.
Being a teenage girl I fulfill the stereotype of being on social media, on every device, at all hours of the 24 hour day. Now I aspire to be the amazing student others look up to, and not just for the homework answers or because I have a certain number of followers on any given site. I prepare to meet the challenge by committing to staying away from distractions like social media, and to actually put my heart into studying. I was always a slacker and procrastinator growing up, but the last few years of AP and college prep courses have metaphorically whipped me into shape. Especially when it comes to the AP exams every May, they’re not as stressful as the rumors may say, but waiting for the score to come in later that summer is the epitome of stress.
This semester will soon be over. I took two courses: a lab in supplier's electronics, and communication foundations. The exam period will start in a month and I will be tested on these subjects. The communication foundations course is a very busy and stressful course with a lot of material, yet at the same time it is also very interesting. I am also working on my final project throughout the year of course.
People see that confusion and disorientation as something bad and has always made them uncomfortable and embarrassed, but maybe that might not be a bad thing, according to “Higher Education Through Discombobulation” by Betsy Chitwood. She says that confusion and disorientation leads to a learning process that more people should use because it has help a lot in their learning. She quoted “ Confusion and disorientation are important in the learning process because these emotions force us to go beyond what we know in search of answers”. Having in answer to a problem make us feel great accomplish but knowing that the process will be confusion even frustrated can lead to a better understand and will be harder to forget. And problem that you have
Act One, Scene 2, Life After the Military I am relieved to know waiting on going to college was right decision. I appreciate the teaching methods that my professors have shown me since I began my studies. Hard work along with the instruction from the teachers has proved to me that South University is the college that will afford me the opportunities that a higher learning degree can offer. There is more to college than studying and making desirable grades, it also requires work ethic, experience, and looking ahead at future plans. Studying and learning new things is important to a new college student.
This being said, another part of being organized is prioritizing. Do not let your grades slip due to this job as they should be the number one
Between balancing the International Baccalaureate program and being in a musical that requires an intensive rehearsal schedule, I 'm as busy as a bee this spring semester of my junior year. What makes time drag on to some people is that they 're just going through the motions simply because they are required to. I have discovered that my passion is performing. Once I had found something that I was passionate about, academics became easier to manage. Now don 't get me wrong; I do spend a considerable amount of time at rehearsals and voice lessons which limits the amount of time I have to complete homework, but from my perspective, this is what is particularly motivating.
Upon reaching the end of the 3rd quarter of my senior year, I have recognized my strengths to be my adept ability to pay attention in the classroom, working well in groups and producing work to the best of my ability. Paying attention in a classroom environment is necessary to understand the assignment at hand, working well in groups as community contributors will help in future situations and I have always found it to be essential to produce work of great quality because it represents the pride I have in my work. However, my areas of improvement include staying on top of assignments because my last high school tennis team season has started and I will have to work harder to make sure I get my assignments done on time. With my attendance at stake, I will need to eradicate procrastination and avoid missing any
Set realistic goal with an action plan you can make through the year can help you get something done but don’t set goal you can’t or it could bring you down. It helps make you better and keep you up. Reward your study by giving yourself break after a long time of working. Everyone need a break once in while so reflex from working and started in a little bit.
Organizing is an additional tool required. Although I am quite organized, I am aware that graduate school brings about challenge and change. As a social worker, I know that anything can happen, at any given time or day. Being able to adapt to change and stay on course is vital while school is in session. Being organized will help reduce stress and anxiety that comes along with being in graduate
I heard my parents saying “She has been doing great. In high school, Jennifer graduated with honors. Now she is in college. I hope she will keep up the good work.” I am Jennifer.
Do not slack off because it will hurt you in the long run. Start off your freshman year off strong. Learn how to manage your time well because you will have a lot of free time, you could take advantage of it by doing homework or perhaps study for a test, just use your free time wisely. Don’t procrastinate on assignments because that will result in bad grades, and remember your GPA matter. If you began strong, and let 's say you fall a little bit in the other years your GPA won’t be significantly affected.
Negative Effects of Perfectionism on College Students College is the beginning of a new chapter in many young adults’ lives. Here, students are expected to balance class work, friendships, family relationships, and mental health all at the same time. Although most students are able to juggle the constant demands of college life there are groups of people, known as perfectionists, who struggle due to their disorder. This review examines studies that explore what types of negative side effects are evident in college students with perfectionistic thoughts and actions. According to research, a person diagnosed with perfectionism, no matter the subtype, is someone who sets high standards for themselves, whether it is in school or out of school,
Every second of every day we are constantly doing something either physically or mentally, even if it is just sitting down and thinking. Once in awhile, we are constantly bombarded with school work or actual work throughout the week that our schedules are always full, until night time. Someone out there is most likely studying overnight to pass their exams or partying hard until they regret that work is tomorrow morning. Though different paths lead to different roads, we all have a common objective, to accomplish our goals. How will we get there?-Through motivation.
Prior to this semester, I would have to sate with all honesty that I went from a diligent learner to a chaotic learner. In other words, I lost most of my learning techniques and motivation once I came to college. I am not sure how or what time it occurred, but I suddenly found myself to be total disaster in the middle of the fall semester. However, like any other struggling freshman I also had environmental factors that contributed to my learning habits in high school.
