Tips to Stay In Good Light as a Student:
Nagging is all that students are surrounded by these days. Parents and teachers are after their lives. We do understand that education is important and all they want is the best for their child.
But this is not the right way to go about it. Even blogs are likable only up to a certain word limit, after that it becomes annoying. Similar is the case with explanations and reasons to stick to the backs of students.
As far as informative blogs go, this one does not provide any yet right? But whatever is written above, just give it another read. Then try and relate, as to how many of your friends might be in a similar situation.
If all this seems to assume to you, then put yourself in their shoes and think about the times you have been through this. Recalled, a few? Of course, you will, unless you are Sharma Ji ka Beta, who knows it all.
What is the point of all this?
The point is to put pressure on a common student issue, which a lot of them face daily. After class 9th the pressure and the intensity of studies get significantly higher.
Some can adapt to the changes with the go, but some take their own time. Which is completely normal, keeping the fact in mind that every student is different and unique in their way.
Not something that is done on purpose, it is just how we have evolved over the centuries of evolution. All those years of progress and development have brought us where are now.
Students already have a lot on their plates. The last thing they want here is the nagging of parents and teachers. It will frustrate them and they will not be able to do something that they could do easily STUDY.
A Way Out!
Ok, before getting to the solution part, DO THIS! Take a few deep breaths, breathing in through the nose and exhaling out through the mouth. Hold in your breath for a few seconds and then release slowly.
How do you feel now? This was necessary because what we are about to share, you need to be present at the moment with a calm mind to understand it completely.
Here are a few tips to make a note of:
A. Pay attention in class
B. Be interactive
C. Let your efforts show the results
This cannot get any simpler than it is. See, as a school student, all you have to do is listen to a person for 30 or 45 minutes max. It will help you the most, because you are fulfilling the sole purpose of going to school which is education, right?
Secondly, when you do listen carefully and attentively the teacher notices it, therefore putting you in a good light in front of him/her. That even though you are not a topper category student, at least you listen and are better off than most who don’t.
Interaction is simply participating in your class. When you are listening attentively, you will have doubts, for sure. So raise your hand and ask your teacher. Little things like these do not go unnoticed.
And if you think you know the answer to the question she/he just asked, answer it, my friend. Taking these small steps would surely help in improving your performance and your image as a student massively.
When you put honest and sincere efforts into anything, the result bears the sweet fruit you have craved for. And the one you bore with the seed of efforts above, the sweet fruit would savor your parents as well.
No, the para above is not written by a poet. All we are saying is that you can finally take your parents to school PTM’S with no concern at all. When all is well in class, all will be well at home too.
Our Little Secret
Remember the doubt-asking point we mentioned above? Turns out that as per Opportunity International.com asking doubts is one of the top habits of high-performance students. So we simply cannot recommend it enough.
If the class teacher does not help, come to us. We at DoubtConnect, have a set of interactive faculty that are willing and waiting to solve your doubts anytime you want.
Also, we have a discord server that you can check out, filled with an interactive community of teachers and students, solving hundreds of doubts for free daily.
So, just keep the tips we mentioned above in mind and you will be just fine. Happy Studies to you!
