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11 Things I Learned in 11th Grade

7 Effective Studying Methods to Boost up your Grades

5 Secrets to be a Top Student

4 Tips to Study Mathematics Effectively

3 Essential Elements to be an Honor Student

How to Prepare for Exams and Get As

How to Make an Effective Study Time Table

4 Reminders for Students amidst their Busy Schedule
A Reason Why You SHOULD Go to College

WHY I NEVER NEEDED MOTIVATION TO STUDY
Why Being Studious is not Good All the Time
Only Smart People Learn, A Learning Myth

9 Things You May Do on Vacation for Free

Healthy Snack Recipe: Tuna Egg Sandwich

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11 THINGS I LEARNED IN 11TH GRADE

A month ago, I finished 11th Grade which is the first year of Senior High School in our country. Senior High School is the last two years of high school taken after four years of Junior High School. During these two years, students must choose a track/strand they want or related to their future career. I chose STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) strand under the Academic track. There are 11 things I learned in the whole school year (two semesters). 1. SET GOALS AND WORK IT OUT Having goals keep you motivated. But only setting goals will not make your way towards it. You have to work hard to achieve your goals. There is no shortcut to it. It takes perseverance to learn and have the grade you are aiming. 2. PROCRASTINATION AND CRAMMING ARE THE WORST ENEMIES Since I reached Senior High School, teachers have been so generous with giving projects, homework, and researches. Having so many tasks and very little time, you have to fit ever

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