Sunday, December 18, 2016
Advice
In today's blog I will be talking about school. I will be giving advice from a personal experience and I hope you enjoy reading this post. It all started freshman year, I was always doing what I was supposed to and always did my homework and school work. At the time I had good grades. I went it whenever I needed help and I was on task when it came to learning. But for some odd reason as time went by I quickly grew into the habit of slacking and procrastinating. I decided to hang out with friends too much and waste my time on social media. I then noticed my grades begin to fall. I always told my self "I can bring that up tomorrow, no worries." but of course I never got around to it. Now I am a senior and I am realizing that I never should have lost focus of what really mattered, my grades. I am not saying I had horrible grades then, and I don't now but lets just say that I have lost certain opportunities that I should have been able to have. My point here is that school should always be a number one priority.
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I know how you feel! I call myself a dedicated student usually, but I don't know anymore. I just want to sleep, but my grades need to stay up. SO STRESSFUL!
ReplyDeleteThis advice is really good. I wish I would of done better in my freshman year. -Juan
ReplyDeleteThanks for the advice! Its good to know that i still have time to fix my grades.
ReplyDeleteYOU'VE CHAAAAAANGED!! - Sam
ReplyDeletejk, Dude I feel you. I became a huge slacker since freshman year. At least you got that perfect attendence!
I've lost all motivation for school and life so I'm dropping out. I'm joking I'm not but I want to.
ReplyDeleteI agree. If I could turn back time, I would have focused more on school. I would have gone in for help, instead of waiting last minute when there was no time left. I regret it, but I have learned from it! -Crystal Hernandez
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