Ok so hello once again everyone,
This weeks how to is about being more organised. You don't need much at all except being persistence.
Being more organised is great because it means you don't have to waste valuable time searching for things, everything is a lot easier and you can also have a certain time ding something, for example doing a study timetable to be the best you can at school. I may sound like a nerdish person when I say this, but if you are getting top grades at school, then you will have a great job in the future and get good money.
Ok so here's what to do:
Step 1:
Have a clean and tidy room. This sounds kinda weird but it really helps, because you can see things a lot easier.
Step 2:
If you have a desk, make sure it is all organised by having pens, pencils, highlighters, rulers etc. This will help when you are doing you study.
Step 3:
If you are still in school have a study timetable, this helps you have a set time that you would like to study for one subject, and then move onto the next. A study timetable can vary on how many subjects you have, or how long you would like to spend on a subject.
Step 4:
Plan for the future. Before you go to bed plan for tomorrow, by setting out which clothes you would like to wear, or what books you are going to take. This also helps save some time.
I hope you like this how to post and I hope it helps :)
This weeks how to is about being more organised. You don't need much at all except being persistence.
Being more organised is great because it means you don't have to waste valuable time searching for things, everything is a lot easier and you can also have a certain time ding something, for example doing a study timetable to be the best you can at school. I may sound like a nerdish person when I say this, but if you are getting top grades at school, then you will have a great job in the future and get good money.
Ok so here's what to do:
Step 1:
Have a clean and tidy room. This sounds kinda weird but it really helps, because you can see things a lot easier.
Step 2:
If you have a desk, make sure it is all organised by having pens, pencils, highlighters, rulers etc. This will help when you are doing you study.
Step 3:
If you are still in school have a study timetable, this helps you have a set time that you would like to study for one subject, and then move onto the next. A study timetable can vary on how many subjects you have, or how long you would like to spend on a subject.
Plan for the future. Before you go to bed plan for tomorrow, by setting out which clothes you would like to wear, or what books you are going to take. This also helps save some time.
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