How to pass Freshman English

Sarah Donnelly
June 15, 2014
English


How to Survive Freshman English

Surviving freshman year can be easy or it can be hard. If I were you, I would take the easier route. The easiest route to pass freshman english is to stay completely organized and stress free. But we can't always guarantee a stress free year but it does help if you do get stressed to see your guidance councilor. But to stay less stressful you should: 1) always be prepared for anything, 2) always have the right materials, 3) always do your work, and finally 4) STAY ORGANIZED. I don't know how many times I can say it but you should stay organized, trust me it is great to stay organized, it can help you out tremendously. Being prepared for class doesn't mean ask your friend for paper and a pencil or pen, or even to look on in their book with them. Your in high school now all your teachers are gonna expect you to be prepared with your book, pen or pencil, and your notebook. Having the right materials is making sure you don't have the notebook or book for a different class. Cause if you do grab the wrong book or the wrong notebook, the teacher may not let you leave to get your book. If you don't do your work in class or at home and you go in the next day with it not done the teacher will give you a zero or they may give you little more time or just give you the zero. Stay organized is very important, if your disorganized you can get very stressed. If you keep your lockers, books, notebooks, and your back clean and organized it can help make sure you don't lose a paper or miss a dead line. If you stay organized it can help you stay on top of things, keeps your mind clear. If you get into a daily routine of getting home and doing your homework and getting what you need done right when you get home you don't have to worry about not having it done for class the next day. These are just some tips on how to pass freshman English.