For Every Teenager

As an ALWAYS straight-A student since middle school, here are my 10 best study tips that I think work really well for me. These tips helped me to get A's in my classes; they NEVER worked wrong. I know schools are starting, so if you want to have better grades this year, you better read on. The first 4 tips are the study habits that you should have 1. Take notes I believe we all know that it is important for us to take notes, especially if your class doesn't have a textbook. There are no particular ways of how you should take your notes, you just have to make sure that it is the best way for you. However, you need to ensure you have all the important stuff and know the most important ones when you read it. Not only can you use your notes to review, but taking notes can also help you process the knowledge. 2. Preview & Review Many people don't preview and review before and after class because they think it is unnecessary. Why do I have to learn in advance if I'm gonna

 If you're going to be a high school freshman this year, this is just for you!!! Here are my 5 high school freshman advice for you. 1. Make As Many Friends As Possible I know many of you go to the same high school with your middle school friends, BUT that doesn't mean you guys are going to be friends in high school. You're gonna meet so many new people in high school, so don't just stick to all your old friends (especially if they're toxic)! You will meet people with the same interest as you, who can get along with you better, and even sometimes you can find a completely different friend group. (if you guys want me to write another one about how to make friends, comment below!) 2. Try Different New Things You're gonna get so many more opportunities in high school. Grade 9 is just a time for you to try different things and discover what you're interested in. There are all kinds of different clubs, school teams, competitions, and activities. So, make sure you