Der ultimative Überlebensleitfaden für Highschool-Mädchen ...

Obwohl High School ist nicht einfach für jedermann, kann die Erfahrung selbst erheblich verbessert werden, indem Sie folgende Tipps! Haben Sie noch andere Tipps für ÜberlebenHighschool?

1. Prioritise Studying

Studying is definitely not the most exciting aspect of high school - it can sure be tedious and time-consuming! But even so, homework and study is stressed by teachers for a reason (not because they want you to suffer) and that's because it will help you to get better at the subject and you'll be so much better off when exams come up!

Sie können Prioritäten setzen, Studium erinnern, warum es wichtig ist zu erledigen ist und keine Chance, die Sie zögern könnte! Seien Sie vernünftig mit Ihrer Zeit und wissen Sie, dass alles andere kann warten, bis Sie Ihr Gespräch beendet haben.

2. Prepare for Exams

Most high schools have several exams at different times of the year (the most important are usually the last) so preparation is a great habit to get into - no matter which one you're preparing for!

Consider ways that might help you study such as making a study timetable, writing cue cards to help you learn or creating a brainstorm so you can memorise the most important information!

3. Have Healthy Friendships

Friendships are an essential part of the high school experience which is why it's so important to make sure they're good ones! Unfortunately not everyone you come across in the hallways will be great friends, so surround yourself with ones that you're confident are and that have your best interests at heart.

If you have gotten involved in a few bad friendships over the years, don't worry too much about it as it's not the end of the world. A great thing to do at this stage is to branch out to other people every chance you get as this will help you get to know more people and start better friendships.

4. Try New Things

High school is all about challenging yourself by trying new things! Don't think too much about it, just remember it's good to step outside your comfort zone every now and again and do this in a way that you can have fun and have a good time!

A great way you can try new things is considering joining clubs, groups and activities that interest you. Most school will offer a range of these, but if yours doesn't there are plenty outside of school that you could explore and be a part of.

5. Consider Areas That Interest You

Often when you start high school all the subjects you take are compulsory. However in the following years you should be able to choose to drop some and pick up others, so that you can gradually find out what subjects are your strengths and eliminate any that could be considered weaknesses.

A great way you can consider areas that interest you is by first thinking about what subjects you enjoy. This is because usually our strengths lie with what we enjoy learning, and the opposite is true for our weaknesses. If you can get an idea as to which areas interest you, it could be a great help when it's time to apply for university or college and you need to select certain courses to make your timetable!

6. Leave No Room for Bullying

Although bullying is a really common occurrence at high schools in a global sense, try to do anything you can to eliminate or reduce the problem from yours. If you're being bullied, know that it's unacceptable and tell someone you trust to help you end the problem.

On the other hand, If you know or see someone at school being bullied, support them in any way you can and be there to listen if they need to talk about it. Also encourage them to take action by speaking to someone with authority.

7. Enjoy the Time You Have

High schools can be the best days of our lives because it's often where we can make great friendships that for many years to come (if not forever).

Remember to enjoy the time you have and don't let it pass you by!