How To Do Just About Everything
By eHow Education Editor
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Being a good student doesn't mean you have to drop everything else. It's possible to have a healthy social life while earning good grades. It's all about balance, young grasshopper.
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Comments
kcirtap said
on 4/24/2007 I never have to study out side of school unless I don't get the lesson. I have figured out after talking to differen't people that the ones that study rarely do better than people who just pay attention during class, and the ones who don't study are a lot happier with their social lives, lol trust me.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 To get out of your dorm room and socialize, it may help to find a club you like. Doing club activities can take up some of your free time without really taking away from your studies. They can also be fun. To find a club you like you should ask friends or acquaintances if they're in any clubs and join with them. This can keep your interest in the club, and make it better to be in. This was my experience last year, and it was worth it.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Look at your watch and tell yourself that you are going to study for 15 minutes. During that time, find something you like about it. When you start thinking about something else, remember that you just discovered something you like about history and if you study a little bit more, you'll get that out of it plus the added reward of a better grade. Also, if there are outside conflicts, they won't be as pleasurable to think about so you can shut them out quicker.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Don't stay up late "cramming." Go to bed early and get up earlier than your normal time. You will be fresher, learn more and retain more than when you were falling asleep over your books.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 A wise aunt of mine told me to plan your social life around your responsibilities (school, work). Too often I found myself missing class to go out with friends - therefore accomplishing less. This tip also makes a more responsible and committed person.